Challenger CBW120 Powder-Coated Brake Hand Winch, 545kg Pulling, 270kg Lifting

The Challenger Brake Hand Winch is a manual winch for pulling and lifting with a Weston-style brake that holds the load in any position (manufacturer-stated). The catalogue lists 4 models, with pulling capacity from 370kg to 1,200kg and lifting capacity from 180kg to 600kg.

The catalogue lists compact, lightweight and rugged construction, enclosed mechanical components, a powder-coated finish, a baked enamel and plated finish, heat-treated gears, strong removable handles and a high precision build that minimises gear noise (manufacturer-stated).

For each model the catalogue gives the lifting capacity, pulling capacity, gear ratio, cable diameter, cable storage capacity and net weight. The catalogue lists cable diameter and cable storage capacity and does not say whether cable is supplied, so check this before ordering. The catalogue lists this range against Australian Standard AS1418.2 (manufacturer-stated). No certificate or test report is published for this product: if your site needs proof of compliance, ask for the maker's documents before you buy.

Where this product is used

• Pulling and tensioning loads by hand on trailers, workshop floors and sites
• Lifting light loads where a hand winch with a holding brake is suitable
• Positioning machinery and equipment

Features

• 4 models: pulling capacity 370kg to 1,200kg (manufacturer-stated)
• Lifting capacity 180kg to 600kg (manufacturer-stated)
• Weston-style brake that holds loads in any position (manufacturer-stated)
• Heat-treated gears (manufacturer-stated)
• Strong removable handles (manufacturer-stated)
• Powder-coated, baked enamel and plated finish (manufacturer-stated)
• Enclosed mechanical components (manufacturer-stated)

Common specifications

Key specifications

Figures are as printed in the Pacific Hoists catalogue (manufacturer-stated). Cable diameter is in millimetres and cable storage in metres.

Selecting the right option

Use the pulling capacity for pulling and tensioning and the lower lifting capacity for vertical lifts: keep the load inside the figure that matches how you use the winch. Check the cable diameter and cable storage against the cable you plan to run. The catalogue lists cable diameter and cable storage capacity and does not say whether cable is supplied, so check this before ordering. Lifting equipment must be used within its rated capacity, inspected before each use, and selected and used in line with your site lifting procedure and the applicable standards and regulations. Do not use it to lift or lower people. If you are unsure what suits your lift, speak to a qualified rigger before ordering.

Related products

See also Pacific brake hand winches, Pacific stainless steel brake hand winches and Pacific noiseless brake hand winch.