Industrial Winches
Manufacturing floors use winches for pulling, positioning, and loading operations that are too heavy for manual labor but don’t justify overhead crane infrastructure. Hydraulic industrial winches provide continuous-duty pulling for assembly line positioning, material handling, and loading heavy components onto fixtures. Electric winches — including the 110V option that runs off standard shop power — handle pull-through operations, tensioning, and workstation loading where hydraulic lines aren’t available. The variety of mounting configurations and drum sizes lets the winch match the specific layout and clearance constraints of the production area.
11,000 lb 110V Worm Gear Winch | 8 in Drum
110V electric winch that runs off standard shop power. Handles heavy pulling and positioning tasks at workstations where only standard electrical outlets are available.
12,500 lb 12V Worm Gear Winch | 11 in Drum
Industrial electric winch with 11-inch drum for manufacturing installations with tight clearances. Provides heavy pulling power where hydraulic lines aren’t available.
9,000 lb Hydraulic Worm Gear Winch | 11 in Drum
Industrial hydraulic winch with 11-inch drum for manufacturing floor applications. The narrow drum fits tight mounting spaces in production cells while providing continuous-duty pulling.
12,500 lb 12V Worm Gear Winch | 8 in Drum
Standard mount 12,500 lb industrial electric winch for pull-through operations, tensioning, and workstation loading. Runs off the facility’s electrical system.
Controls — Wired
Wired pendant controls give operators direct, interference-free control of winches and hydraulic functions at the workstation. In manufacturing, where equipment runs in fixed positions with operators standing at defined stations, a corded pendant is often preferred for its simplicity and zero latency. The 2-button covers single-function up/down operation, the 4-button handles dual-function setups, and the 6-button with a 20ft cord gives reach for operators who need to move around a larger work cell while maintaining control.
PIERCE Universal Momentary Pendant Control - 6 Button - 20ft Cord
Six-button pendant with 20ft cord for operators who need to move around a larger work cell while maintaining control of multiple functions.
Universal Momentary Pendant Control - 4 Button
Four-button pendant for dual-function workstation control. Handles paired operations like winch up/down and clamp open/close from a single corded controller.
Controls — Wireless (Lodar)
Multi-function Lodar wireless control systems are built for manufacturing environments where a single operator controls several pieces of equipment or multiple hydraulic and electric circuits from a handheld transmitter. The 10 to 20 function range covers complex setups — operating winches, conveyors, lifts, clamps, and positioning actuators without running wired controls to every station. IP-rated transmitters and receivers handle the electrical noise, vibration, and interference common on manufacturing floors.
16 Function Lodar IP Wireless System | 9 Series FET
Sixteen-function Lodar system for complex manufacturing environments. Controls multiple hydraulic and electric circuits from a single transmitter without running wired controls to every station.
20 Function Lodar IP Wireless System | 9 Series FET
Twenty-function Lodar system for the most complex manufacturing setups — controlling winches, conveyors, lifts, clamps, positioning actuators, and multiple production circuits from a single handheld transmitter.
10 Function Lodar IP Wireless System | 9 Series FET
Ten-function Lodar system for manufacturing environments with moderate control complexity. Handles multiple equipment circuits from a single IP-rated transmitter.
6 Function Lodar IP Wireless System | 9 Series FET
Six-function wireless system for mid-range manufacturing applications. IP-rated electronics handle the electrical noise, vibration, and interference common on manufacturing floors.
Hydraulic Power
The 4-way pump serves as the central hydraulic power source for multi-circuit manufacturing setups — running winches, lifts, presses, and clamps off a single power unit. In light-duty manufacturing, a compact, self-contained hydraulic power unit is often preferred over plumbing into a facility-wide hydraulic system, especially for standalone work cells and production islands.
