VEVOR Electric Hoist Crane Winch 997.9 kg 9997.4 cm Wireless & 426.7 cm Wired Remote

Industrial Wire Rope Hoist with 2200 lbs Dual-Cable Lifting Capacity 

This VEVOR industrial wire rope hoist can lift heavy loads when the job calls for it. When set up with two cables, it can support up to 2200 pounds (1000 kg), which is plenty for engines, transmissions, compressors, building supplies, and large workshop equipment. When you switch to single-cable mode, the lifting speed increases to 28.8 ft/min, and the height range increases to 40 ft. This means that it can reach the full ceiling height of most industrial warehouses and garages.

Lifts that are large or awkward need additional load stability, which the double-cable setup at 14.4 ft/min provides. Two wire runs instead of one spread the tension, which lowers the stress and keeps the load moving in the same direction as it rises. For people who often work close to the maximum weight that a ceiling hoist can support, the ability to use two cables at once is not just a comfort; it is also a useful safety feature that comes with every lift.

Dual Control System — 328 ft Wireless and 14 ft Wired Remote Included 

Many hoists only have one way to get control. Both options come with this unit. You can use the wireless remote from up to 328 feet (100 m) away, so workers can stand safely away from the load path and maintain a clear line of sight throughout the entire lift cycle. The wireless remote allows convenient operation while maintaining distance from the load. 

For precise close-range work, the 14-foot (4.2-meter) wired remote is a reliable tethered option that does not depend on signal transmission. This is helpful in places where radio interference is common or when the operator needs to be sure of an instant response. If you have both choices, you can always use the right control mode, no matter what you are doing. 

Air-Cooled Motor Built to Handle Sustained Heavy-Duty Operation 

An integrated cooling fan in the motor powering this industrial wire rope hoist actively dissipates heat during operation. In high-use places, like warehouses that handle several lifts an hour or workshops that perform engine swaps one after another, motors break down early due to heat buildup. This does not happen because the active cooling system continuously draws heat away from the motor case before the temperature can get too high and damage it.

The motor is designed for repeated lifting operations in demanding work environments. An important design requirement for a unit that can hold 2200 pounds is that the motor must withstand high loads without failing. People who use this equipment daily need a motor that performs as well on the hundredth lift as on the first.

Alloy Steel Construction with Anti-Tipping Hook for Structural Safety 

This hoist's frame and hook system are made of alloy steel, chosen for its high tensile strength, impact resistance, and ability to maintain its shape under repeated heavy loads. The hook has a built-in anti-tipping stop that prevents the load from accidentally disengaging mid-lift, a failure mode that can be very dangerous when working at full capacity with large industrial loads.

For installation on a ceiling, use the two-channel mounting brackets that come with the kit. These brackets connect directly to crossbeams using metal or solid wooden strips, so you do not need any special hardware. In addition to being strong, the covered steel wire cable protects against surface wear and tear, even after repeated spooling and unwinding throughout the unit's service life. The general construction meets the standards for industrial use but not for residential use.

Electromagnetic Brake and Emergency Stop for Reliable Load Security 

Every lift has two separate safety features that work together. The electromagnetic brake locks the hanging load in place as soon as the motor stops. The electromagnetic brake helps keep the load securely positioned when lifting stops. This means the unit can be used for jobs where a load must be held in place for extended periods before moving it again.

You can use the emergency stop switch to quickly stop the lift or lower the cycle at any time. If an unexpected load shift occurs, an obstacle appears, or someone enters the danger zone, it all stops with one press, without using the standard remote controls. It does not matter if one of these methods breaks; the other will still work. A professional-grade industrial wire rope hoist differs from a basic consumer unit in that it has two backups.

Industrial Wire Rope Hoist Suited for Garages, Warehouses, and Factories 

The goal of this unit is to help you be effective in a wide range of real-life professional settings. It pulls engines, changes gearboxes, and moves heavy tools around in garages. It moves machinery parts, building supplies, and bulk materials around warehouses and factories without putting too much pressure on people lifting and moving them by hand. The included bracket system makes it easy to place the unit on the ceiling. Most people can set it up and start using it in an hour.

The 2200 lb lifting capacity is suitable for engines, transmissions, compressors, machinery components, workshop equipment, and construction materials. This VEVOR industrial wire rope hoist consistently delivers the capacity, control, and dependability the job needs, whether in a business building operating daily or on regular projects requiring heavy lifting.