Dayton
Dayton Safety Latch Kit 2,000 lb GGS_57077
Safety latch kit for manual chain hoists rated to 2,000 lb, made of steel and measuring 0.9 in wide by 1.8 in high
- Safety latch kit rated for 2,000 lb load capacity
- Steel construction provides reliable strength for hoist applications
- Compact 0.9 in width fits standard chain hoist assemblies
- 8 in height allows easy installation on Dayton series hoists
- Genuine Dayton replacement part ensures proper compatibility and fit
Safety Latch Kit for 2,000 lb Chain Hoists
This Dayton safety latch kit is designed for manual chain hoists rated at 2,000 lb capacity. It provides a replacement latch assembly to maintain secure load engagement during lifting operations. The steel construction suits industrial and workshop environments where reliable hoist hardware is required.
Replaces Worn or Damaged Latch Assemblies
The kit upgrades an existing hoist when the original latch shows wear, deformation or missing components that compromise safety. A replacement is worth it whenever the latch no longer closes positively or the spring action has weakened. It restores the hoist to compliant working condition without replacing the entire unit.
Simple Bolt-On Installation
Installation involves removing the old latch and fastening the new assembly using the existing mounting points on compatible Dayton series hoists. The compact size of 0.9 in width by 1.8 in height allows fitment in tight clearances. Common issues include misalignment if the hoist hook throat is damaged or if incorrect hardware is reused.
Highlights
- Safety latch kit rated for 2,000 lb load capacity
- Steel construction provides reliable strength for hoist applications
- Compact 0.9 in width fits standard chain hoist assemblies
- 8 in height allows easy installation on Dayton series hoists
- Genuine Dayton replacement part ensures proper compatibility and fit
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What width and height does the latch assembly measure for mounting clearance?
The latch assembly is 0.9 in wide and 1.8 in high, so verify the hook throat and keeper slot match those dimensions before ordering.
How is the latch attached to the hook, and which step is commonly missed?
Remove the old latch pin, align the new steel assembly with the hook holes, insert the supplied pin fully, and secure the retaining clip — the clip is often left off.
When should the latch kit be replaced during routine hoist inspections?
Replace the kit if the latch no longer springs closed, shows visible deformation, or the hook throat wear exceeds the manufacturer's discard criteria for 2,000 lb manual chain hoists.
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