1.6 To 5.4 Ton Manual Wire Rope Push Pulling Lifting Leash Chain Block Hoist

A manual wire-rope puller / Tirfor-style hand hoist available in multiple models (TX800, TX1600, TX3200, TX5400) designed for pulling and lifting applications where a portable, mechanical hand-operated solution is required.

Four models: TX800 (rated load 0.8 t), TX1600 (1.6 t), TX3200 (3.2 t) and TX5400 (5.4 t).

It is a manually operated wire rope puller (hand-operated Tirfor / lever-action device).

Pulling capacity (as given in the product data) is approximately: TX800 — 1.2 t; TX1600 — 2.4 t; TX3200 — 4.8 t; TX5400 — 8.1 t. Pulling capacity is greater than the rated (lifting) load, but you should always choose the correct model and rigging for your application.

Rope diameters (per model) are approximately: TX800 — 8.3 mm; TX1600 — 11 mm; TX3200 — 16 mm; TX5400 — 20 mm.

The specification lists a wire rope safety factor of 5 (5:1). A separate safety/static load factor value is listed as 4 (4:1). Always apply safe working practices and never exceed rated loads.

Dimensions by model (A / B / C in mm): TX800 — A 426 / B 238 / C 64; TX1600 — A 545 / B 284 / C 97; TX3200 — A 660 / B 325 / C 116; TX5400 — A 930 / B 390 / C 150. Net weights (approx.): TX800 6.4 kg, TX1600 12 kg, TX3200 23 kg, TX5400 56 kg.

Rated forward travel per stroke (minimums) are approximately: TX800 ≥ 52 mm, TX1600 ≥ 55 mm, TX3200 ≥ 28 mm, TX5400 ≥ 25 mm.

Handle length options noted in the data: L1 = 692 mm (common for several models), L2 = 1200 mm, and L3 = 800 mm. Some models may ship with a specified handle length—confirm with the seller.

Tirfor-style hoists are often used for both pulling and controlled lifting, but vertical lifting requires correct rigging, rated components, and adherence to local safety standards. Verify the manufacturer’s instructions and local regulations before using for lifting personnel or critical vertical lifts.

Select a model with a rated load equal to or greater than the heaviest load you intend to lift or pull and include an appropriate safety margin. Also consider rope diameter, stroke/repeat travel needed, and the available anchoring points.

Regularly inspect the wire rope for wear, kinks, corrosion and broken strands; check the body and pawls for damage; keep the mechanism clean and lightly lubricated as recommended by the manufacturer; replace worn or damaged ropes/parts immediately.

Replacement wire ropes and spare parts are typically available; order parts that match the model and specified rope diameter. Contact the supplier or manufacturer with your model number (TX800/TX1600/TX3200/TX5400) to get correct parts.

Certification and warranty vary by supplier and region. The technical sheet provides working values, but you should request safety certificates (e.g., load test certificates) and warranty details from the seller prior to purchase.

Never exceed rated load, use appropriate anchor points and slings, wear PPE, inspect rope and device before each use, keep bystanders clear, operate on stable footing, and follow the manufacturer’s instructions and applicable safety standards.