Originally developed as prototypes for military applications, the T100 range of Severe Duty Warrior winches belongs to the highest quality class. Capable of operating in even the harshest climates and harshest environments, its performance would be trusted even by the Army. After countless successful deployments in the field, the T100 series is now available for general use.
They offer you performance without compromise and are available in both 12v and 24v options with either steel or Armortek Extreme rope. With a pulling capacity of an enormous 14500lb (6,577 kg), it handles any job with ease, making it ideal for industrial or commercial applications.
Durable is an understatement here. Special lithium grease ensures operation in extreme temperatures, while the powder coating and stainless steel features defy corrosion and provide long-lasting performance. Also benefit from a truly revolutionary design - the external brake is protected from overheating to ensure reliability in harsh climates.
Undoubtedly one of the most advanced and durable machines on the market - why settle for anything less than the best?
Technical data:
| Tractive force |
14.500 lbs (6.577 KG) |
|
Engine |
6.5KW/ 8.7HP |
| Gearbox |
3-stage planetary |
| Gear ratio |
228:1 |
| Brake |
external |
| Drum |
63 x 217mm |
| Rope |
Synthetic 25m l , Ø 11mm |
| Dimensions |
612 x 160 x 259mm |
| hole pattern |
254 x 114,3mm |
| Weight |
37 KG |
| Rope layer |
|
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
| Tensile force / position |
lB |
14500 |
11177 |
9093 |
7664 |
| |
KG |
6577 |
5070 |
4124 |
3476 |
| Tractive force lB / KG |
Tractive force M/min |
Current consumption A |
| 0 |
9,5 |
40 |
| 5000 / 2268 |
4,2 |
115 |
| 10000 / 4536 |
2,3 |
190 |
| 14500 / 6577 |
1,6 |
260 |
IMPORTANT: We expressly point out that this winch is designed exclusively for off-road and private use. It is a pure pulling winch for pulling rolling loads horizontal planes.
Any use outside the described areas will void any warranty! You can find our commercial pulling winches here: Commercial winches.
