Dayton
Dayton GGS_57114 Hand Chain Hoist 6000 lb 20 ft
Manual chain hoist lifts up to 6,000 lb with a 20 ft lift height and 38.06 ft overall length
- Lifts up to 6,000 lb with manual chain operation
- 20 ft lift height suits tall-bay and outdoor tasks
- 06 ft overall chain length provides generous reach
- Manual design needs no power source for remote sites
- Dayton GGS_57114 built for industrial lifting and pulling
Product identity
The Dayton GGS_57114 is a hand chain hoist rated for a 6000 lb load capacity and a 20 ft lift height. It is built for industrial maintenance and rigging tasks that require precise manual lifting. The unit suits crews who need portable, power-free operation in workshops or job sites.
Build integration
The hoist connects to a suitable overhead anchor or trolley system and uses a 38.06 ft hand chain to operate the lift mechanism. Manual actuation frees the work area from electrical supply requirements and allows controlled positioning in confined spaces. Compatibility with the Dayton series ensures consistent hook and chain dimensions.
Sustained operation
The all-mechanical drivetrain delivers steady force without motor heat buildup during extended lifts or repeated cycles. Load-bearing components are designed to maintain engagement under continuous tension at the rated capacity. Performance remains predictable as long as the hand chain is pulled smoothly and the brake surfaces stay clean.
Highlights
- Lifts up to 6,000 lb with manual chain operation
- 20 ft lift height suits tall-bay and outdoor tasks
- 06 ft overall chain length provides generous reach
- Manual design needs no power source for remote sites
- Dayton GGS_57114 built for industrial lifting and pulling
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much chain must I pull to lift a load the full 20 ft?
The hoist uses 38.06 ft of hand chain, so that length of pull is needed to raise the hook the full 20 ft.
How hot or noisy does the mechanism get during continuous lifting?
It is a fully manual chain hoist with no motor, so it produces no heat and only the sound of the chain moving over the sprocket.
What mounting point do I need before I can use this hoist?
You need a beam, trolley or other overhead support rated for at least 6,000 lb to hang the hoist from its top hook.
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