Single Phase Electric Winch Manufacturer

The short answer is simple. For lifting or pulling up to 500 kg on a single phase supply, pick a winch from the NS, CS, CT or BL families. For a load that hangs directly below the hook and reaches 1000 kg, pick a chain hoist from the H series. The product page of GOODIDEA sorts the catalog into four groups, shown below with the models that carry published specifications.

Every winch below runs on single phase power. The standard supply is 220V 50/60Hz, and the brushless winch family is also offered with 110V single phase. GOODIDEA publishes rated load, motor power, line speed, rope and net weight for each model, so the figures can be compared side by side. The last column is a simple calculation, rated load divided by net weight.

Three readings stand out. First, the CT170/240 repeats the CS figures for load, speed, rope and weight, so one installation design can serve either family. Second, the NS360 and NS500 weigh the same 24 kg, yet the NS500 moves 140 kg more by moving to a 6 mm rope and an 1800 W motor, while the NS360 carries 60 m of rope, twice the length of its sibling. Third, the load to weight ratio climbs from 10 to 1 on the NS160 to 20.8 to 1 on the NS500, which means a heavier job does not always call for a much heavier machine to carry between work positions.

A chain hoist hangs above the load and lifts it straight up, which suits curtain-wall glass, advertising boards, structural members and goods moving onto racks or vehicle decks. GOODIDEA offers three capacities in this family, and the chain length is supplied to match the hook-to-hook lifting height written into each order. For horizontal pulling and dragging, the company points buyers to its mini electric winch range instead.

The H5 and H10 show the trade clearly. They share a 1300 W motor and a chain size, so doubling the rated load from 500 kg to 1000 kg halves the speed from 6 m/min to 3 m/min. In practice a 3 m lift with the H10 takes about 1 minute, which is slow enough to place glass or signage with care.

Speed control is where these machines differ most from older capacitor-start units. The motor is a permanent magnet brushless maglev design, and the control circuit has no capacitor. An SCM board keeps the power factor high and uses plug and pull wiring, so a control board can be replaced without rewiring the motor. Stepless speed regulation lets the operator slow the hook near the set point, and the BL490 spans 5-16 m/min, so light loads move fast and fragile pieces creep into place. At the 19 m/min of the NS, CS and CT winches, paying out the full 30 m of rope takes about 1.6 minutes. GOODIDEA combines this control with motor windings of 200 degrees C enameled wire, and states an ED50 duty cycle on the CS170/240 and H10 pages.

Safety on the winches comes from four layers that cover different faults, and the hoists carry a matching set. GOODIDEA also states plainly that these are material handling machines, not personnel lifts, and that protective devices do not replace operator training or routine inspection.

The bars below set representative models against the 1000 kg of the H10. Winches fill the lower and middle rungs from 160 kg to 500 kg, the H5 shares the 500 kg rung with the NS500, and the H10 stands alone at the top. A buyer sizing a wholesale order can read the ladder first, then confirm the rope or chain length, voltage and duty profile with the factory.

As a private label electric winch manufacturer, GOODIDEA develops hoists and winches from sketch design to mass production, covering design, 3D engineering, mold making and certification. Its customer list includes one of the largest power tool brands in the world. For wholesale portable electric hoists and winches, private label work can include brand marking, custom cartons, multilingual manuals and inspection documentation, and the company runs standard and private label versions on the same production line with the same quality checks.

The company was founded in 2005 and describes more than 20 years of hoist and winch OEM experience. GOODIDEA states that its electric winches and hoists are CE marked, built with ASME-based design practice and produced under an ISO-aligned quality system. It reports warranty claims below 0.1 percent and keeps traceable production records tied to live quality data, so a service issue can be traced to a production batch.

After the sale, the factory keeps wear parts available. Listed spares include the following.