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HB wire rope pulling hoist/wire rope winch is an extremely versatile and portable unit for pulling, lifting, lowering and securing loads, that is both easy and safe to operate.

Tirfors, also commonly known as griphoists, are winches that use self-gripping jaws instead of spools to move rope or wire through the winch. Powered by moving a handle back and forth, they allow one person to move objects several tons in weight.

Specifications:
1. All hoists are supplied complete with 20 meter wire rope and an extendable operating lever.
2. Wire rope is tapered one end and fitted with a hook and safety catch at the other end.
3. The hoist has low maintenance requirements and is easy to service.
4. Overload protection ensures high personal safety when in operation.
5. Specially built-in shear pins can be replaced without removing the load.
6. For increased safety and protection, a replaceable shear pin automatically breaks in the event of                 overload.

Instruction:
1. Push ahead the handle of pincers C, C is in the position when you hear crack sound. The mouth of
    the pincers will be opened for the wire rope.
2. Fix the machine,adjust the length of wire rope press the handle C back ward till the mouth of pincers           bites the wire rope.
3. Insert the bar in handle A, and swing it front and back ward. The wire rope will move ahead accordingly.
4. Insert the bar in handle and swing it front and backward. The wire rope will move backward and come       out of the mouth of pincers.
5. Make sure of the condition that wire rope is under no pulling force and repeat the first step. Open the           mouth of pincers ,and take out the wire rope ,and then press handle C backward Finally, put the                   machine back into the box for the next time.

Remarks:
Please operate the machine according to the rated loading capacity .When it is over loade the safety pin D will work to cut off automatically. In that case please replace safety pin D before operating again.