It is a manual winch and mounting system that raises, lowers and holds glass sheets, windows or thin stone slabs using a hand crank. It is designed to assist safe handling and precise positioning during installation, glazing or maintenance.
The system is intended for flat, rigid panels such as glass sheets, window units, mirror panels and thin stone slabs. Compatibility depends on panel size, thickness and edge condition; always confirm with the product specifications.
Operation is manual: attach the panel using the recommended clamps or suction pads, engage the safety lock or ratchet, then turn the hand crank to raise or lower the load. Release the crank slowly and use the brake or locking mechanism to hold position. Follow the included operating instructions closely.
Load capacity and lift height vary by model and configuration. Please consult the product specification sheet or contact the supplier for exact ratings for the model you are considering. Never exceed the rated capacity.
Mounting options typically include fixed frames, overhead beams, scaffolding adapters or mobile stands. Some units are portable while others require permanent mounting. Installation requirements will be provided in the product manual and should be performed by qualified personnel.
Common safety features include mechanical brakes or ratchets, locking pawls, overload protection recommendations, secure clamps or suction fittings for the panel, and clear load-rating labels. Exact features depend on the model—verify before use.
Yes. Operators should receive training on safe lifting practices, correct securing of panels, hand-crank operation, load limits and emergency procedures. Training reduces the risk of injury and damage.
At minimum: cut-resistant gloves, safety glasses, hard hat and steel-toe footwear. Additional PPE such as back support or eye protection for work at height may be required depending on the job site.
Perform regular inspections of cables/chains, hooks, clamps/suction pads, brakes and fasteners. Lubricate moving parts per the maintenance schedule, replace worn components immediately, and store the unit in a dry, protected area when not in use. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance guide.
Yes. Typical replacement parts include cables/chains, brake components, crank handles, mounting hardware and suction pads. Contact the supplier or company service department for part numbers and lead times.
Many manufacturers offer customization options such as different mounting brackets, longer lifting lengths, higher-rated winches or specialized clamps to suit particular panel sizes and site requirements. Contact the company for custom solutions and quotations.
Inspection frequency depends on usage intensity. Perform a visual check before each use and a more thorough inspection monthly or per the manufacturer's schedule. Heavy or daily use may require more frequent inspections.
Installation and onsite support services vary by supplier. Many companies provide installation, commissioning, operator training and technical support—ask your sales representative about available services.
Warranty terms differ between manufacturers. Typical warranties cover defects in materials and workmanship for a specified period; they do not cover normal wear, misuse, overloading or improper maintenance. Review the warranty documentation for details.
Contact the company's sales or customer service team via the phone number, email or website listed on their product literature. Provide panel dimensions, estimated weights and application details to receive an accurate quote or technical recommendation.
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