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Hook Suspended Chain Blocks
Our hook-suspended hand chain hoists are portable pieces of lifting equipment often referred to by other names such as a manual chain block, hand chain block or block and tackle.
Our chain block product line is available in capacities starting from 125kg all of the way up to 50 tonnes with 16 chain falls as standard and then up to a staggering 100-tonne safe working load on request.
Generally, the preference for a manual chain hoist over a powered chain block can come in the form of a few factors, such as a power supply might not be readily available, the job might be so infrequent that powered lifting isn't needed, or as another example, where a manual chain block allows for such fine moments or tolerances that simply just wouldn't be possible with an electric chain hoist, e.g. bridge building or machine assembly where millimetre precision is required.
We offer a vast range of chain blocks manufactured by leading top-quality lifting equipment manufacturers including Yale, Tiger, Hadef, Pfaff, Tractel, Ingersoll Rand, William Hackett and many more. Please feel free to contact our sales team if you need any assistance in choosing the best chain hoist to suit your budget and/or pulling/lifting application.
Yale Hook Suspended Hand Chain Blocks (Manual Hoists)
Tiger Hook Suspended Chain Hoists (Block and Tackle)
William Hackett Chain Blocks, Hook Suspended
Tractel Hand Chain Hoists, Hook Suspended
Hadef Hand Chain Blocks, Hook Suspended
Kito Chain Blocks, Hook Suspended
LiftingSafety Hook Suspended Hand Chain Hoists (Block & Tackle)
Ingersoll Rand Chain Blocks, Hook Suspended
All Hook Suspended Chain Blocks
Looking for a trolley-mounted chain block?
You're only one click away from our full range of chain blocks with a beam trolley integrated into the hoist, where the chain block is mounted directly to a beam trolley.
If you're not looking for a trolley because you don't need your hoist to travel up and down a runway beam, but you do need a means to suspend your chain hoist, then a beam clamp is likely what you are looking for, and at LiftingSafety, we have a huge range to choose from.
If you aren't sure exactly or need a little help choosing the most suitable lifting equipment for your particular application, please do not think twice about getting in touch with us. We're happy to help!