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VEVOR Hand Chain Hoist, 1 Ton 2200 lbs Capacity, Manual Chain Block with G70 Galvanized

VEVOR Lifting & Rigging
$42.90
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Amazon customer rating: 4.5 / 5 - WC Safety review of the VEVOR Hand Chain Hoist, 1 Ton 2200 lbs Capacity, Manual Chain Block with G70 Galvanized. Written by Steven Eaton, WC Safety Editorial, from the published VEV...

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Amazon customer rating: 4.5 / 5 - WC Safety review of the VEVOR Hand Chain Hoist, 1 Ton 2200 lbs Capacity, Manual Chain Block with G70 Galvanized.
Written by Steven Eaton, WC Safety Editorial, from the published VEVOR listing. The score above is the live Amazon customer rating captured at review time - not a WC Safety test result. We did not laboratory-test this product.

The VEVOR Hand Chain Hoist, 1 Ton 2200 lbs Capacity, Manual Chain Block with G70 Galvanized is one of our picks for the hoist lineup. Everything below comes straight from the manufacturer's published listing - specs, capacities, and dimensions are theirs, not ours.

Chain hoists, lever hoists and come-alongs are rated in working load limit - the number on the housing is the ceiling, and standard rigging practice (ASME B30 series) means never lifting over people, inspecting chain and hooks before each use, and retiring anything with a stretched link or sprung latch. Tie-down straps are not lifting gear; use rated slings.

Key details, quoted from the manufacturer's published listing:

  • 2200 lbs Heavy Duty Capacity: This hand chain hoist easily handles heavy lifting tasks, supporting up to 2200 lbs (1 T) and reaching heights up to 10 ft (3 m). Ideal for garages, construction sites, and warehouses
  • Precise Lifting & Security Brake: Your security is our top priority! The mechanical load brake of the chain fall hoist allows precise control, keeping your load securely in place and avoiding any accidental drops
  • Effortless Operation: Compact and easy to use, this manual chain block hoist features smooth ball bearings, requiring just 329N of force at full load, making lifting a breeze. The deep groove design ensures chain security, preventing slippage
  • Durable Steel Structure: Constructed from alloy steel, this manual chain block is built to last. The reinforced casing and G70 heat-treated chain provide superior durability, resistant to corrosion and breakage
  • 360Β° Rotating Hooks: Both hooks rotate 360Β° for easy, flexible positioning. The security lock of the manual chain fall ensures secure usage, and the adjustable lifting angle keeps the chain tangle-free and your work efficient

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What to check before you buy

Working load limit and hitch type
A sling's rated capacity changes with the hitch. Vertical, choker and basket hitches all carry different ratings for the same sling - read the tag, not the catalog headline.
Sling angle
As the angle between the sling leg and the horizontal drops, tension in each leg rises sharply. A 30 degrees angle roughly doubles leg tension compared with a vertical lift.
D/d ratio
Bending a sling around a small-diameter object cuts its capacity. Manufacturers publish a D/d derating; sharp corners need softeners regardless.
Tag legibility
Under ASME B30.9 a sling with a missing or illegible identification tag is removed from service. There is no field workaround.

How it compares to other lifting & rigging gear we review

List prices recorded when this page was last updated; Amazon pricing moves frequently, so check the live listing. Browse the full lifting & rigging gear range, or see all jobsite equipment.

Frequently asked questions

Why does a sling have three different capacity numbers?

Because the hitch changes the geometry. Vertical, choker and basket hitches load the sling differently, so each has its own rated capacity on the tag.

What happens to capacity as the sling angle decreases?

Tension rises. At 60 degrees each leg carries about 1.15x the share of the load; at 45 degrees about 1.41x; at 30 degrees about 2x. Shallow angles are where rigging failures concentrate.

When must a sling be removed from service?

ASME B30.9 requires removal for a missing or illegible tag, broken or worn stitching, cuts, holes, snags, chemical or heat damage, or any distortion of fittings. Damaged slings are destroyed, not repaired.

Do slings need periodic inspection?

Yes. ASME B30.9 calls for inspection by the user before each use and a documented periodic inspection at intervals based on service severity, at least annually for normal service.

Can I use a sling around a sharp edge?

Not without protection. Corner protectors or wear pads are required; synthetic webbing in particular can be cut through under load with very little warning.

Where do the specifications on this page come from?

They are taken from the manufacturer's published listing. WC Safety does not laboratory-test products, and nothing is claimed here that the manufacturer does not state.

Does WC Safety sell this product?

No. WC Safety is an independent review site and an Amazon Associate. Purchases happen on Amazon, and we earn a commission on qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you.

How was the rating on this page determined?

The score shown is the live Amazon customer rating captured at the time of review. It reflects buyer feedback, not a WC Safety test result.

How this model differs from the rest of the range

These models share the same core product and documentation. What separates them is configuration - model number, pack quantity, and where applicable the dispenser format or cord option. The table below shows the differences as stated on each listing so you can pick the right one rather than the nearest one.

Model What differs List price
VEVOR Hand Chain Hoist, 1 Ton 2200 lbs Capacity, Manual Chain Block with G70 Galvanized (this page) 2200, G70 $42.90
VEVOR Hand Chain Hoist, 2 Ton 4400 lbs Capacity, Manual Chain Block with G80 Galvanized 4400, G80 $73.90

List prices were recorded when this page was last updated and change frequently - check the live listing before ordering.

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