Milwaukee 9570 2 Ton Electric Chain Hoist, 10 Foot Lift Height, 8 Feet Per Minute

Milwaukee 9570 2 Ton Electric Chain Hoist, 10 Foot Lift Height, 8 Feet Per Minute

• Milwaukee 9570 is an electric chain hoist for powered lifting, positive load holding, and load spotting. The corded hoist uses single-phase AC power with integrated load travel controls and overload clutch protection.
• Features:
  • Multiple-disc magnetic brake holds and spots loads.
  • Adjustable upper and lower limit switches regulate load travel.
  • Overload limiting clutch is included for load protection.
  • Latch-type rigid top hook is built into the hoist mounting configuration.
  • 24 Volt pushbutton station operates by thumb, trigger, or two-handed control.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Milwaukee
  • Part Number: 9570
  • UPC: 045242069354
  • Product Type: Electric chain hoist
  • Rated Load: 2 Ton
  • Lift Height: 10 Feet
  • Lifting Speed: 8 Feet Per Minute
  • Motor Phase: Single-phase
  • Voltage: 115/230 Volt AC
  • Amperage: 16.0 Amp at low voltage
  • Brake Type: Multiple-disc magnetic brake
  • Travel Control: Adjustable upper and lower limit switches
  • Load Protection: Overload limiting clutch
  • Mounting Type: Latch-type rigid top hook
  • Control Type: 24 Volt pushbutton station
  • Quantity: 1 electric chain hoist
• The 2 Ton Electric Chain Hoist can also be referred to as Milwaukee 9570 hoist, 2 Ton electric chain hoist, 10 Foot lift chain hoist, 115/230 Volt electric hoist, and hook mount electric chain hoist.

Milwaukee began in 1924 and manufactures professional power tools, hand tools, batteries, chargers, accessories, storage products, outdoor power equipment, jobsite lighting, and trade-focused solutions for construction users.

Q: What power input does Milwaukee 9570 use?
A: The hoist uses single-phase 115/230 Volt AC power and draws 16.0 Amp at low voltage.

Q: What controls load travel on this hoist?
A: Adjustable upper and lower limit switches regulate load travel.

Q: How is Milwaukee 9570 operated?
A: It uses a 24 Volt pushbutton station for thumb, trigger, or two-handed operation.