CM Valustar 2 Ton Electric Chain Hoist 2409 WR
Regular Price: $7,792.00
Special Price $6,818.00
Additional features and benefits include:
- Fully machined and heat treated liftwheel with hardened chain guides for smooth chain operation and reduced chain wear
- Standard lift 10, 15 & 20 ft.
- 5 ft. power cord length
- Heavy-duty caliper type AC brake
- Rugged NEMA 4 control station, 115 volt control circuit
- Easy to install and maintain
- Hoistaloy load chain for smooth operation and maximum chain life
- Efficient regenerative braking system to avoid heat generation in power train
- Enclosed hoist duty motor
- Gear train lifetime lubricated with non-oxidizing grease
- Latch type hooks
- Hook suspension standard
- Fully machined and heat treated gear train
- Standard overload Protector device
- H3 duty-1 phase; H-4 duty-3 phase
- One-year warranty
- Metric rated
- Made in U.S.A.
Weight | 130 |
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Freight Status | Ships LTL Freight |
Manufacturer | Columbus McKinnon |
Electrification Type | Single Phase 115 |
Manufacturer Part Number | 2409 |
Chain Container | Not Included |
Pendant Speeds | One Speed |
Lift Height | 10 ft. |
Lift Speed | 8 ft./min. |
Lift Capacity | 2 Ton |
Download Product Manual | N/A |
Jib cranes are the most cost effective and versatile type of lifting equipment. They are great for use in production lines to keep machining cells, workstations and warehouse production moving. Jib cranes also work well to aid larger overhead crane systems. Jib cranes are easy to install and cost effective, with less structural limitations than other material handling options.
Follow these basic guidelines to help you choose the correct jib crane for your application:
Capacity: Choose a capacity that is right for current and future lifting needs. Most of the available options at JibCranes.com, up to 5 tons, include a 15% allowance for the hoisting equipment. This allows for full use of the rated jib crane capacity.
Span: Choose a span that is adequate to cover the full work area. Keep in mind that hoist and trolley selection may reduce the end approach, limiting hook coverage and requiring a move to a larger span.
Hook Height: The hook height is the height needed to lift your material. This measurement is equal to height under boom minus the headroom of the hoist and trolley.
Rotation: Jib cranes, depending on their design, have between 180° and 360° of rotation. Be sure that the area of installation is free of obstructions throughout the full range of rotation. Rotation stops are available upon request to limit the range of rotation.
Supporting Structure: When selecting a jib crane be sure to take into consideration the supporting structure. Building structures must be able to support the forces of the jib crane and load. Please, consult with your building designer or an engineer if uncertain of the adequacy of supporting structures. Also, keep in mind that the foundation requirements of freestanding jib cranes will add additional costs.