GENIE 111110.0001.S, DENTIL,HOIST
Genie 111110.0001.S is a Genie OEM replacement hoist dentil for commercial door operators. Constructed from Cast iron or hardened steel (typical for hoist dentil components), it is designed for durability in continuous-duty commercial installations. Installation: Installed onto hoist shaft or dentil carrier inside the manual hoist chain assembly; retained by set screw or keyed bore. Compatible with: Genie HXH Commercial Hoist Operator, Genie HX Commercial Hoist Operator, Genie MX Medium-Duty Hoist Operator, Genie CDX Commercial Trolley Operator.
Key Features
- Toothed engagement element for manual chain hoist mechanism
- Converts hand chain pulling force into rotary drivetrain motion
- Cross-referenced with 076804 hand hoist tag and 108227 support bracket
- Precision tooth profile ensures positive chain link engagement
- OEM Genie replacement to maintain manual hoist reliability
Compatibility Guide
- Genie HXH Commercial Hoist Operator
- Genie HX Commercial Hoist Operator
- Genie MX Medium-Duty Hoist Operator
- Genie CDX Commercial Trolley Operator
| Feature | Specification |
|---|
| Model | Genie 111110.0001.S |
| Item Type | Hoist Dentil |
| Materials | Cast iron or hardened steel (typical for hoist dentil components) |
| Mounting | Installed onto hoist shaft or dentil carrier inside the manual hoist chain assembly; retained by set screw or keyed bore |
| Alternate Part Numbers | 111110-0001-S, 111110.0001 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does the hoist dentil do?
A: The dentil is a toothed element that engages hand chain links. When the operator pulls the hand chain, the dentil teeth grip individual chain links and convert the linear pulling force into rotary motion to drive the hoist mechanism.
Q: What other parts are associated with the hoist dentil?
A: Related parts include the 076804 hand hoist tag and the 108227 hoist support bracket. Always inspect all three components together when servicing the manual hoist chain system.
Q: When should the dentil be replaced?
A: Replace the dentil if you observe skipping or slipping of the hand chain, visible tooth wear or chipping, or if the chain fails to engage smoothly during manual operation.
Q: Is the dentil compatible with any hand chain, or does it require a specific chain pitch?
A: The dentil is engineered to mesh with standard hoist hand chain link pitch. Using a non-OEM chain may result in poor engagement, accelerated wear, or chain jump.
Q: Does the dentil require lubrication during maintenance?
A: Lubricate the dentil teeth and chain contact surfaces with a light grease appropriate for chain drives per the operator maintenance schedule, typically annually or every 12 months of regular use.
