Electric Chain Hoists

An Electric Chain Hoist is used for lifting and lowering heavy loads safely and efficiently, especially when working across significant vertical distances.

Yes, beginners can use it with basic instruction, as the powered lifting makes operation simple and reduces physical strain.

Electric hoists make lifting faster and easier, especially for repetitive or heavy-duty tasks, and help reduce fatigue.

Yes, it is commonly used on building and engineering sites, as well as in workshops and warehouses, provided it is securely installed.

Yes, it features safety mechanisms such as a safety clutch to prevent overloading and safety catches to secure the load.

You should wear gloves, steel toe protection, and head protection to guard against friction, dropped items, and heavy loads.

Yes, with proper setup and guidance, beginners can operate the hoist safely as long as they follow all lifting procedures.

Yes, it operates using a 110V electrical connection, making it suitable for sites with standard power access.

No, it must only be used for vertical lifting, and never for dragging or pulling loads sideways.

It must be suspended from a secure, load-rated support point, with all chains untangled and safety catches engaged.

Yes, electric hoists are ideal for lifting loads over long vertical distances, with options up to 25m.

Yes, plant hire insurance is required before hiring this type of lifting equipment.

It is heavy-duty equipment, so you will need a truck-sized vehicle to collect and transport it safely.