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Found a Great Product! (Zojirushi Winch)

2025/10/20

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

The other day, I went to Wakita's Jumbo Fair.

Wakita Jumbo Fair

It was held at Intex Osaka, and I think the theme was automation, lol.

But Intex Osaka is so far away...

Well, I guess it can't be helped... lol

 

So, the first little item I found there.

This is super handy on the job!!

I found something like that.

EHMF-38

This is it!

Adjustable Lifting Height & Shaft Length: Zojirushi Power Hoistman EHMF-38 EHMF38, Rated Load 380 kg

The price is just under 90,000

Since it was an event, I probably should have bought it, but I decided not to for now lol

But I think this is really nice.

 

EHMF-38

Since you can use a chain block with an impact wrench, it's great for moving machinery and other tasks!

 

It's especially handy for small machines like spring drills!

We use an electric winch at home, but this one doesn't need a power source!!!

 

It's great that this doesn't need a power source, isn't it?

Winch Box

This winch of mine requires a 100V power source.

But this Zojirushi chain block is really great because you can use it with an impact wrench!

 

Since it's a mechanical device, I don't think it will break unless you really neglect the oil maintenance.

 

I'll be buying it soon, so I'll post another review then!

 

See you later.

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