Harrington · Air powered
TCR Air Powered Hoist
Continuous duty, 1/4 through 2 ton
5 models · 1/4 – 2 ton · 4 mounting options
Harrington
An air hoist doesn't care how many times an hour you use it. There's no duty cycle to observe and no motor to overheat, which is why they end up in foundries, on production lines, and anywhere a hoist runs all shift.
Where it fits
- Continuous, high cycle production work
- Hot or harsh environments that cook electric motors
- Precise load spotting — air gives fine speed control
Features
- No duty cycle limit
- Infinitely variable speed on the control
- Cord or pendant control
- Hook, push, geared, or motorized trolley mounting
Worth knowing
Air hoists need real air. Undersized supply line or a weak compressor is the usual reason one disappoints.
Specifications
TCR models
Transcribed from Harrington's published catalog. Standard lift is shown — other lifts are built to order.
| Capacity | Product code | Chain | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1/4 ton | TCR250 | 0.25 in x 1 | Cord (C) or pendant (P) control |
| 1/2 ton | TCR500 | 0.25 in x 1 | Cord (C) or pendant (P) control |
| 1 ton | TCR1000 | 0.28 in x 1 | Cord (C) or pendant (P) control |
| 1 ton | TCR1000-2 | 0.25 in x 2 | Two falls |
| 2 ton | TCR2000-2 | 0.28 in x 2 | Two falls |
Source: Harrington Air Powered Hoists catalog, p.4–15, 59. Weights are approximate. Specifications are Harrington’s and subject to change — we confirm the figures that matter on every quote.
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