Portable Monkey Lift Single Phase

About Portable Monkey Lift Single Phase

A Portable Single-Phase Monkey Lift is a material-lifting hoist designed to lift construction materials (cement bags, bricks, sand, aggregates, tools etc.) vertically on building sites, where mobility, simplicity, and availability of only single-phase (220-240V) power is a factor. These lifts are compact, relatively lightweight compared to large hoists, easy to move/assemble/disassemble, and suited for intermittent use or smaller construction projects.

Key features include:

• Single-Phase Electric Motor: Runs off standard single phase supply ( 220-240V), making it usable in locations without three-phase power.

• Wire Rope Drum & Pulley: The load is lifted by winding a steel wire rope around a drum, often with guide pulleys, and sometimes with a trolley or boom arm.

• Frame / Mast Structure: Made of steel (usually mild steel, sometimes channel/box/tubular), with support base. May have outriggers or wheels for portability.

• Load Bucket / Hook / Platform: A container or hook to hold or attach the load. Sometimes options like trolley for horizontal movement.

• Safety Features: Electromagnetic or mechanical brake so load holds when motor is off; limit switches or cut-offs; overload protection; proper guarding around moving parts.

• Portability: Designed to be moved on site with relative ease; modular components; compact footprint; sometimes foldable or able to dismantle.
  

  Spec	Typical Value
  Lifting Capacity	150-300 kg (some models up to 500 kg)
  Lifting Height / Chain / Rope Length	25-30 meters for mini lifts; some with 30m rope length etc.
  Motor Power	2-3 HP ( 1.5-2.5 kW) single-phase in many machines.
  Voltage	220-240 V single phase.
  Wire Rope / Chain Thickness	8-12 mm steel wire rope depending on load.
  Boom / Boom Arm / Mast / Pipe Size	Boom lengths 5-7 ft, mast/pillar pipes depending on model.
  Base / Footprint / Channel Dimensions	Channel / frame steel tubing e.g. 10050 mm or similar for heavier variants.
  Safety / Control	Manual up/down control; brake; emergency stop; limit switch in many advanced units. (Not always specified)