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Pointman Lifting Products Introduces the First Flex-Phase Electric Chain Hoist

Pointman Flex-Phase hoist

Pointman Lifting Products introduces the Flex-Phase hoist. Initially available in the 1/4T capacity Model S unit, this new-to-market hoist gives users the flexibility of powering their hoist with either 115V single-phase power or 230V three-phase power, without changing any parts in the hoist.

With a lifting capacity of 500lbs at 16' per minute regardless of operating voltage, Flex-Phase is an ideal tool for companies whose projects run the range from small events projects up to large trade show events. The compact chassis and low self weight of the SM series platform combine to make the Flex-Phase hoist easy for crews to handle, and leaves more of the rigging points capacity for the support of the production equipment. A Flex-Phase unit fitted with 60' of lift weighs in at less than 50lbs.

"This hoist meets a need for a very large segment of our industry. In many cases the convenience of a single-phase hoist is the difference between an easy load in, or a larger labor call," says Elmer Veith, Flex-Phase project lead. "Not having to carry a duplicate inventory of hoists to cover those cases means you can take on any project without worrying if you can get the right power or the right hoist. It's like getting two hoists in one body." Flex-Phase hoists will work with a single channel control pendant, or can be operated from most hoist controllers manufactured for the entertainment industry.

Flex-Phase hoists are available for immediate shipment, and are stocked in Ventura, California and at the company's hoist manufacturing facility in Newport News, Virginia. More information is available at the URL below.

WWWwww.pointmanlifting.com

WWWwww.totalstructures.com


(20 March 2017)

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