Suspension bridges, with their unique charm, span rivers, lakes, and seas. It mainly consists of bridge towers, main cables, suspension rods, and stiffening beams. The main cable, as the core "backbone" of a suspension bridge, bears the majority of the weight of the entire bridge. The suspension rods hanging down from the main cable are like loyal guards, steadily supporting the stiffening beams, allowing vehicles and pedestrians to pass safely.

When working on the main cable of a suspension bridge, the scene can be described as thrilling. The workers are like high-altitude dancers, busy on the thin main cable. At this point, the chain hoist came in handy. A chain hoist is a small yet powerful tool. It can achieve precise lifting, traction, and positioning by manually pulling the chain. In the main cable operation, workers can use a chain hoist to slowly lift the components that need to be installed and accurately deliver them to the designated location, just like performing a precise surgery at high altitude. It can adjust the height and angle of components to make them perfectly fit, ensuring the accuracy and stability of the main cable installation. If there were no chain hoists, the difficulty of these high-altitude operations would greatly increase and the construction progress would be greatly reduced.

Hand pulled hoists play an important role in the main cable operation of suspension bridges, helping workers to quickly complete bridge construction and improve work efficiency.