Panel Lifting Winch

A Panel Lifting Winch is used to lift, position and hold plasterboard or similar panels in place, making ceiling plasterboarding, dry lining and panel fixing safer and easier.

Yes, it is suitable for competent DIY and smaller trade users, as it helps reduce manual handling and makes plasterboard or panel installation easier to manage with fewer people.

It reduces strain, improves control and allows panels to be lifted into position and held securely while they are fixed permanently in place.

Yes, it is especially useful for lifting and supporting standard plasterboard sheets during ceiling plasterboarding.

It can take standard sheets up to 4.9m x 1.2m, with a safe working load of 68kg.

Yes, when used correctly on a stable surface. It is manually operated and includes an automatic safety brake to help hold the panel securely once lifted.

It is ideal for ceiling plasterboarding, dry lining walls and similar panel fixing tasks where boards need to be lifted, positioned and held accurately.

No, it is manually operated, so it does not need electricity, batteries or fuel.

Yes, it has an easily assembled all-steel construction, making it practical to set up before plasterboarding or panel fixing work.

You should wear steel toe footwear, protective gloves and head protection to help protect against handling risks and falling objects.

Yes, it is designed to hold panels in position while you fix them permanently, helping you work more steadily and accurately.

Yes, the tilt head helps with safe, accurate positioning, making it easier to line up panels before fixing.

The Panel Lifting Winch is designed for site use and requires a 7.5-ton truck or suitable vehicle for collection and transport.