A hand winch is a mechanical device used to lift or pull heavy loads manually. It typically consists of a drum or spool that is turned by a crank or handle, allowing a cable or rope to wind around it. By turning the crank, you create a mechanical advantage that enables you to apply a smaller force over a longer distance to move or lift a heavier load.

A winch is a mechanism used to tighten, release, or otherwise regulate the tension of a rope, wire, or cable.

A marine winch is a device used to hoist or pull heavy objects in marine environments, such as boats or ships. The 1600LBS Marine Winch Hand Winch refers to a specific type of marine winch that is designed to lift or pull objects weighing up to 1600 pounds (725 kilograms).

A hand winch is a mechanical device that is used to lift, pull or lower heavy loads with the help of a crank handle that is manually operated. It is a simple yet effective machine that has been used for many centuries in various industries and applications.

Corner boards or edge protectors provide several layers of protection past simply strengthening boxes and improving stackability.