Hoist

A hoist is a mechanical device used to lift or move heavy loads by applying tractive force. It usually consists of a pulley, a cable or chain, and a lifting mechanism. Hoists are widely used in various industrial sectors to meet different needs related to load handling.

Hoists are versatile tools that provide an efficient and safe solution for handling heavy loads in various industrial fields. They help improve productivity, safety and efficiency of operations.

Here are the different types of hoists:

• Wire rope hoist

• Capacity up to 250,000 kg
• Wide range of lifting speeds
• stationnaire, chariot suspendu ou chariot déposé / Configurations : stationary, under running trolley or top running trolley

• Chain hoist

• Capacity range from 250 kg to 6,300 kg
• No displacement of the hook during lift (True Vertical Lift)
• Compact and robust design

• Open winch hoist

• Heavy-duty to continuous operation (Class CMAA D to F)
• Use for process overhead cranes
• Custom manufacturing

To find out more about the differences between wire rope and chain hoists see FAQ question #2