I am building a machine that has to lift a load of approx 80 kg including the material and lifting mechanism's weight. The velocity requirement is quite low (around 4.5 cm/s or 0.045 m/s). The whole lifting assembly will run in a guiding channel and will have rolling contact with the guide. The beam shown in blue will be the one to be lifted. Also attached to it will be another assembly. The lifting approach i have chosen for this purpose is telescope lift (also called continuous lift), both assemblies will be lifted using a pulley system and steel wires being pulled by a motor sitting at the base frame. Also during the uplift,there will be a continuous decrease in pulling force due to outflow of material (about 25 kg). I don't want to use a speed control circuit. A friend of mine has suggested to use a very high torque output and over powered motor to cater for variation in load.
My question is that what type of motor is most suited for this job.