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Top 5 Tips for Buying an Air Chain Hoist
Andrew T. Litecky4/ 1/18
Hoists for air-powered applications are in a distinct category from electric or manually powered hoists, and for the investment, buyers should take care to find the right model. When the appropriate equipment is selected, air-powered hoists can be relied on to stand up to heavy usage.