The ER Electric Chain Hoist is designed for powered lifting and load handling in industrial, commercial and material handling applications. Compared with manual chain hoists, it uses an electric motor to raise and lower loads with less manual effort, making it suitable for repetitive lifting operations in workshops, warehouses, production facilities, construction sites and other working environments.
The Daikuhsa ER series is available in multiple configurations to match different lifting and installation requirements. Options include low-clearance, double-hook, fixed and moving types, as well as electric and manual trolley configurations. Depending on the model, lifting capacities range from 0.5 t to 30 t, allowing the ER series to cover both compact lifting applications and higher-capacity industrial handling.
Product Catalog
ER Single Speed Electric Hoist (Low Clearance Type)
Low Clearance Type
ER Single Speed Electric Hoist (Double Hook Type)
Double Hook Type
ER Double/Single Speed Electric Chain Hoist (Moving Type)
Moving type
ER Double/Single Speed Electric Chain Hoist (Fixing Type)
Double speed
Electric&Manual Trolley
Electric/Manual Trolley
Dust-free Clean Type Electric Chain Hoist
Why Choose Our ER Electric Chain Hoist
One Series, Multiple Lifting Setups
The ER series is designed around different lifting arrangements rather than a single fixed configuration. From fixed lifting and horizontal movement to low-clearance and double-hook setups, users can select an ER configuration based on how the hoist needs to be installed and operated. This makes the series suitable for projects where lifting conditions vary between applications.
0.5 t to 30 t
The ER range extends from 0.5 t to 30 t, with different configurations covering different capacity requirements. This gives distributors and project buyers more options within one product series instead of having to source separate hoist types for lighter and heavier loads.
Low-Clearance and Double-Hook Designs
The ER range includes configurations developed for specific installation challenges. The low-clearance type is intended for locations where vertical space is restricted, helping preserve usable hook height. The double-hook type provides an alternative lifting arrangement for applications that require two lifting points.
Quality and Compliance
Daikuhsa’s ER electric chain hoists are supplied with a focus on consistent product quality and international market requirements. The company holds CE and ISO 9001 certifications, supporting customers who need documented quality and compliance for their markets.
ER Electric Chain Hoist FAQs
Q: What ER electric chain hoist configurations are available?
The ER series includes several configurations for different lifting setups, including low-clearance, double-hook, moving and fixing types, as well as electric and manual trolley options. The available configuration depends on the required lifting arrangement, capacity and installation conditions.
Q: What is an ER low-clearance electric chain hoist used for?
The low-clearance version is designed for applications where the available vertical space is limited. It can help reduce the installation height of the hoist and make better use of the available lifting space. The actual headroom requirements should be checked against the selected model before installation.
Q: What is the difference between the ER moving type and fixing type?
The fixing type is intended for lifting from a stationary position, while the moving type allows the hoist to travel horizontally as part of the lifting operation. If the load needs to move along a beam, a moving or trolley-mounted configuration may be more suitable than a fixed installation.
Q: Is the ER series available with an electric trolley?
Yes. The ER range includes electric and manual trolley configurations for applications where the hoist needs to travel along a suitable beam. The appropriate trolley type depends on the required travel method, load capacity and installation conditions.