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Starke Hoist Chain Container

Price range: $53.00 through $171.00

SKU: Categories: Lifting, Hoists, Parts & AccessoriesBrand: Starke
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Starke Hoist Chain Container

The Starke Hoist Chain Container is a durable, high-capacity solution designed to neatly collect and store excess chain from your electric chain hoist. Built from heavy-duty materials, this container helps prevent tangles, snags, and floor obstructions—improving workplace safety and extending the life of your equipment.

Whether you’re operating in a warehouse, manufacturing facility, or maintenance shop, the Starke Chain Container ensures clean operation and reliable performance. It’s compatible with all Starke hoist models and is easy to mount, making installation fast and hassle-free.

Key Features:

  • Heavy-duty material for long-lasting durability
  • Secure mounting design to prevent swinging or detachment
  • Available in multiple sizes to accommodate various lift lengths
  • Minimizes chain tangling and ground clutter for safer operation
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FAQs

  • What do I do if my hoist doesn’t work?

    PWI offers support Monday — Friday 5:00 AM — 2:30 PM EST. Contact our service team by phone (574) 646-2015.

  • How do I maintain my hoist?

    In general, keep your chain oiled and don’t lift over the rated capacity.

  • If a CM hoist stops moving up, what should I check?

    Limit switches can move if the chain is constantly run all the way up to the top. In order to avoid this, don’t run the chain all the way to the top.

  • The chain on my hoist will go down, but it won't go up. What's wrong?

    It’s usually the limit switch. Manually move the toggle up and down a few times and it should start working again.

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