DOUBLE CAPSTON WINCH MACHINE 5 TON

Double Capstan Petrol-Operated Winch Machine Heavy Duty (5 Ton Capacity)

The Double Capstan Winch Machine is a rugged, field-ready pulling and lifting solution built for off-grid tower erection, power line stringing, and heavy pulling operations where electrical power is unavailable. Designed with reliability, safety, and ease of use in mind, this winch is ideal for remote infrastructure work and construction sites.

Powered by a Honda GX390 petrol engine (13 HP) a proven, air-cooled, 4-stroke commercial engine the machine delivers dependable performance with excellent torque and fuel efficiency.

The winch features a multi-speed gearbox with forward and reverse gears, allowing operators to select optimal speed and pulling force for different tasks. It offers superior control during pulling and hauling operations, including tower erection, pole setting, cable stringing, and general material handling.

The dual capstan design provides enhanced grip on wire rope or PP rope, reducing slippage and improving pulling efficiency compared to single capstan systems. This configuration also helps distribute load evenly and allows faster, safer rope handling.

Constructed with a robust frame and outer metal safety cage, the unit is protected during transportation and site handling, ensuring durability and operator safety in rugged field conditions. The entire assembly is mounted for easy maneuverability, with provisions for anchoring and stable setup during operation.

Weighing approximately 385 kg, this portable machine strikes a balance between field portability and heavy-duty capability.

Key Features:

• Honda GX390 petrol engine reliable power source for remote sites

• Double capstan drums for enhanced rope grip and pulling efficiency

• Multi-speed gearbox with forward & reverse for versatile operation

• Heavy-duty safety cage for transport protection

• Approx. 385 kg weight, optimized for site deployment

• Suitable for steel wire rope and PP rope applications

Typical Applications:

• Tower and pole erection in power transmission and telecom

• Hauling and stringing conductors and cables

• Material pulling and handling in construction and infrastructure

• Remote site operations without access to electric power