Hand winches
Hand Winches
Choose a Configuration
Compare the JC series by the work at the handle and the space at the mounting base. JC-B offers single- and double-speed entries; JC-C has an automatic brake; JC-E combines a rope drum with an enclosed gear housing.
Products
Compare the JC Series
| Series | Distinct selection points | Details |
|---|---|---|
| JC-B | Seven catalog sizes from 600 to 2,500 lb; double-speed gearing on the two largest sizes | JC-B hand winch |
| JC-C | 1,200, 1,800, and 2,600 lb entries; automatic braking when the handle is released | JC-C hand winch |
| JC-E | Enclosed gear housing; model-specific wire rope diameter, gearing, and handle effort | JC-E hand winch |
Allow Room for the Crank
Check the full handle sweep as well as the mounting base. The JC-B table separates single- and double-speed models. JC-C lists a different handle radius for the 1,200 lb size and the two larger sizes. JC-E has its own mounting and rope specifications.
Specify the Duty and Rope Path
Describe the load movement, weight, travel, and whether the task involves pulling or lifting. Include how the rope leaves the drum and any guide sheaves. A catalog load entry needs to be read with the intended duty and rope arrangement.
For a task that requires holding a load when the handle is released, identify the required brake function. JC-C literature explicitly describes an automatic brake; brake suitability for another series must be confirmed for that model.
Request a Manual Winch Configuration
Send the series, load movement, working travel, mounting sketch, and available handle clearance. Include any existing rope specification, quantity, and destination.