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Brehob CorporationIndianapolis, IN 800-632-4451 Brehob Corporation maintains a huge inventory of parts as well as direct factory support from a number of suppliers and manufacturers. In most cases Brehob can ship your parts the same day to provide "Next Day" delivery. If you're in need of quality hoists available at competitive pricing, then look no further-Brehob has the right solution for you! Please contact a Brehob sales associate today.
Otsego Crane & Hoist CompanyOtsego, MI 269-672-7222 Complete bridge crane systems; along with a variety of quality and affordable hoists, upgrades, service, parts and inspections are all available at Otsego C&H Company. Otsego's skilled sales, fabrication, installation, service and parts professionals can answer your questions and provide solutions to your overhead material handling needs. Please call or check out Otsego's website!
ANKA HoistLas Vegas, NV 780-669-3688 Anka is pleased to offer you high-quality hoists, in addition to engineering support, frequency drive repairs and refurbishment, installations support, maintenance and service programs, original replacement and spare parts, technical support and training. Reliability and safety are imperative-that is why Anka offers a first class After-Sales Support and Service to all their valued customers.
J. Herbert CorporationKissimmee, FL 800-773-7041 At J. Herbert Corporation, all employees are happy to assist you quickly, courteously, and professionally. J. Herbert has hundreds of years of combined experience in hoists and cranes and also in customer service! At J. Herbert Corporation employees take pride in assisting the customer to their fullest capability. For more information, please contact their Customer Service Department.
Meyer Material Handling Products, Inc.Indianapolis, IN 800-899-1648 Meyer is operated with the goal of providing quality material handling & storage solutions at competitive prices. Meyer has developed a diverse group of quality manufacturers which enables it to provide every customer with a quality solution to their unique storage or handling concern. A quality hoist from start to finish & afterwards is what Meyer customers receive & can continue to expect.
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Hoists
Hoists can be operated manually or with an electric, pneumonic, or hydraulic motor. The line in a hoist can be made of several different materials, including rope, wire, cord, or chain. Each material offers advantages and disadvantages. Wire rope hoists, for instance, offer smooth lifting and are necessary for high-speed lifting. Chain hoists are more durable than rope. They are fairly simple and inexpensive, can withstand heat, and require a relatively low level of maintenance. Whatever line is chosen, routine lubrication is recommended to lower the frequency of replacement. Hoists have been in use for over two centuries and are now prevalent in construction, industrial, and automotive work sites. Because of the wide array of products that can be transported using hoists, many different industries are able to benefit from these simple machines. Hoists can be found in many different settings, even in hospitals and care centers to help lift people with special needs.
