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Brehob CorporationIndianapolis, IN 800-632-4451 Brehob Corporation services their quality winch on your site or theirs. As well as providing 24 Hour Service, Brehob can work around your production schedule to keep your business running smooth. In those rare occasions that the repair can't be made on site, Brehob's inside repair shop can repair or refurbish your existing product to factory specifications saving you money.
Otsego Crane & Hoist CompanyOtsego, MI 269-672-7222 For an excellent winch offered at a competitive price, choose Otsego! Otsego's staff of experienced and talented professionals is determined to support each and every one of their valued customers in finding the solution that will meet their requirements exactly-down to the very last detail. Please give Otsego's friendly personnel a call today with any questions you may have.
ANKA HoistLas Vegas, NV 780-669-3688 Anka consists of 206,000 square feet of production and office space for the manufacturing and marketing of its personnel and material elevators. Anka produces a comprehensive range of products, everything from single cars to dual cars, with loading capacity from 900lbs to 7000lbs to customized winches for customers who have special demands where traditional elevating systems do not fit.
J. Herbert CorporationKissimmee, FL 800-773-7041 J. Herbert Corporation has been serving industries for over 25 years with quality products and professional service. With full turnkey capabilities including design, manufacture, erection, parts and service, J. Herbert's winches are unique. As a licensed General Contractor CGC 047549, J. Herbert is qualified to permit even the largest projects. "Service First...Satisfaction Always!"
Meyer Material Handling Products, Inc.Indianapolis, IN 800-899-1648 Meyer has developed and maintained relationships with its customers by providing superior service, quality solutions and competitive prices. Meyer takes pride in the fact that a significant portion of its annual business is repetitive business with customers who have come to rely on its experience and expertise in helping fulfill their needs. For the right winch, ask Meyer.
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Winch
Winches differ by diameter, load capacity, line material, length, and maximum loaded line speed. Unlike a hoist, which is used to lift loads vertically, a winch generally pulls horizontally. They manage loads that humans cannot physically lift or lower alone. Winches can employ wire, rope, cable, or chain to move heavy loads. Winches are used both in commercial and residential environments. Industrial winches are used for automotive, construction, manufacturing, marine, military, mining, and transportation purposes. Winches come in an abundance of sizes, from small hand winches for light jobs to large units capable of moving heavy machinery.
