MAC AFRIC EWP 12000U 12 V Heavy Duty Winch

Winch Specifications

Technical Manual

Key Points:

• The steeper the incline, the greater the resistance, reducing the winch's effective pulling power.
• Figures are based on rolling loads, such as vehicles or trailers on wheels.
• When using a hydraulic winch, it's essential to understand how slope inclines affect the winch's effective pulling capacity.
• Always ensure your winch is rated above the expected load for the slope you are operating on.

Rolling Load Capacity Guide - Vehicle-Mounted Hydraulic Winches

Important Tips

• These figures apply to rolling loads (not dead weight or dragging).
• Ensure proper use of snatch blocks or pulley systems for higher loads.
• Regularly inspect your winch and recovery gear for safety.

Pull, Speed, Amperes, Volts (First Layer)

Line Pull and Rope Capacity per Layer

Advantages of Series Wound Motors

• High Starting Torque: Ideal for electric vehicles, locomotives, and heavy-duty machinery where strong initial torque is needed.
• Robustness: Handles overloads and fluctuating loads well; reliable in harsh environments.
• Simple Control: Easier to operate and maintain compared to permanent magnet motors.
• Variable Speed Operation: Supports a wide speed range with appropriate control systems.
• Cost-Effectiveness: Often more economical in large high-torque applications.
• High Power Density: Compact and powerful — suitable for automotive and aerospace sectors.

Note: The optimal choice between series wound and permanent magnet motors depends on your specific application, cost requirements, efficiency goals, and environment.