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Share rated capacity, lift height, beam flange, power and destination so factory replies sit on one chain hoist trolley brief.
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This page turns a chain hoist trolley beam request into one written brief. Chain Hoist Trolley Sourcing compares factory replies on the same flange range, duty class and exclusions. We do not install runway steel and we do not certify a beam after a quote arrives.
Write beam width, flange thickness, trolley type (plain, geared or motorized) and whether the hoist hangs from a hook or a rigid lug. Nameplate capacity without a load center is not a comparable line. If the buyer still needs a 2 ton chain hoist with trolley on the same runway, keep that capacity on its own quantity row so a factory cannot hide a lighter trolley behind a heavier hoist body.
Ask each factory to quote the hoist and trolley package first. Freight, anchors, runway fabrication, electrical drops and commissioning stay named extras unless the RFQ says they are included. A cheaper total that folds pit work into the machine line is not a like-for-like offer. The desk flags missing exclusions; it does not invent a finished installed cost.
Typical attachments after a match include a duty class statement, trolley beam flange range, wiring diagram for electric travel, and whether overload protection is on the quoted model. Those papers belong to the named factory. Chain Hoist Trolley Sourcing does not publish them as our certificates. If a reply omits units for lift height or travel speed, we send the brief back before anyone treats the number as decided.
Lead time, packing, spare-chain policy and destination clearance stay with the supplier reply. Optional budget ranges help filter offers; they do not create a savings percentage. Supplier preference (premium, mid-range, budget or undecided) is a buyer preference, not a verified rating. Read how scope splits on a quote before you accept a mixed line.