The mobile chain hoist can be said to be a lifting tool that has emerged in response to the times. In some production fields, many small equipment needs to be frequently disassembled and moved. Labor is time-consuming and laborious. Although the chain hoist can lift the equipment, it cannot move, and the mobile chain hoist perfectly solves this problem.

　　The implementation of mobile chain hoists requires chain hoists, I-beams, and sliding trolleys. A sliding handle or zipper is required on the sliding car. This type of mobile chain hoist can be widely used in places with low lifting capacity and limited mobile space.

　　Mobile chain hoists can better complete operational tasks, enabling walking up, down, left, right, and more convenient operation. The following figure shows the structure diagram of a mobile chain hoist, where 1 is the chain hoist, 2 is the I-beam, 3 is the sliding trolley, 11 is the upper hook of the chain hoist, 31 is the roller, and 32 is the installation bracket.