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Yale YJL 2 Ton Electric Chain Hoist 15 ft Lift YJL2-15TH8S2
Model: YJL2-15TH8S2
Capacity: 2 Ton
Lift Height: 15 Foot
Lift Speed: 8 FPM
Voltage: 115 volt single phase ( Three phase 230/460V also available.)
Chain container, Upper Hook included with hoist.
Regular Price: $8,176.32
Special Price $7,154.28
Details
Details
Yale YJL Electric Chain Hoists are compact in size with standard features such as a multiple disc motor brake, overload clutch, and adjustable limit switches.
Additional features and benefits include:
- Voltage - 115 - single phase
- Weather Resistant NEMA 3R enclosure.
- Increased chain and sheave engagement 25% over hoists with conventional fourpocket sheaves. Provides smoother lifting and reduces chain wear.
- Mechanical Overload Protection Device protects hoist, operator, and supporting structures from damaging overloads, chain jamming and reverse phasing.
- Limit Switches adjustable to regulate upper and lower load travel.
- Multiple Disc Motor Brake heavy-duty design for reliable operation. Direct acting for positive load holding and spotting.
- Precision machined alloy steel gears run in oil bath for longer, quieter operation.
- Lifetime warranty.
Model: YJL2-15TH8S2
Capacity: 2 Ton
Lift Height: 20 Ft.
Lift Speed: 8 FPM
Voltage: 115 volt single phase ( Three phase 230/460V also available.)
Chain container, Upper Hook included with hoist.
Additional Info
Additional Info
| Weight | 125 |
|---|---|
| Freight Status | Ships by UPS |
| Manufacturer | Yale |
| Electrification Type | Single Phase 115 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | YJL2-15TH8S2 |
| Chain Container | Included Free! |
| Pendant Speeds | One Speed |
| Lift Height | 15 ft. |
| Lift Speed | 8 ft./min. |
| Lift Capacity | 2 Ton |
| Download Product Manual | Yale_YJLElectric_Chain_Hoist_Manual.pdf |
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