HSM HSW7 Traction Winch
The HSM HSW7 is an auxiliary traction winch for steep slopes. It pulls 70 kN on the lower rope layer and holds 285 m of 14 mm rope, with stepless tension adjustment and radio remote control.
- 70 kN tractive force on the lower rope layer, 63 kN on the upper
- 285 m of 14 mm rope
- Stepless tension adjustment by potentiometer
- HBC-Patrol-S radio remote control
- Integrated rope spooling, camera and lighting
Technical data
| Tractive force | Lower layer: 70 kN Upper layer: 63 kN |
|---|---|
| Tension adjustment | Stepless, by potentiometer |
| Rope capacity | 285 m of 14 mm rope |
| Weight without rope | 1,000 kg |
| Radio remote control | HBC-Patrol-S, type 511 |
| Equipment | Integrated rope spooling Integrated camera and lighting Housing with mount for HSM's quick-release system, or adaptable for other manufacturers Pressure transfer for the winch control by screw couplings, quick-change, with an electrical transfer plug |
| Shown on | HSM 904, HSM 208F |
Overview
An auxiliary traction winch gives the machine rope-supported drive on steep ground, and together with traction belts makes a system for careful timber harvesting on slopes. It is a driving aid: while the machine works with the traction winch, it must still stand safely without the rope’s support.
Exc@v8 supplies and supports HSM forestry machines and their winches in the UK. See the other HSM traction winches.