Manual hoists
Manual Hoists
Choose a Configuration
SEAGULL manual lifting equipment includes hand chain hoists, lever hoists, and integrated low headroom hoist and trolley assemblies. Start with how the operator will work and how the hoist will connect to the installation.
Choose the Operating Arrangement
| Product family | How it is operated or arranged | Selection focus |
|---|---|---|
| Hand chain hoists | A hand chain operates the lifting mechanism | Rated load, lift, hand chain reach, and suspension |
| Lever hoists | A lever operates the ratchet mechanism | Rated load, lift, attachment points, and lever access |
| Low headroom hoists | A manual hoist is integrated with a trolley | Load, beam dimensions, available headroom, and travel |
Hand Chain or Lever Operation
Choose a hand chain configuration where the operator needs a hanging hand chain to operate the hoist. A lever configuration needs working space at the lever. Describe the operator’s position and the intended load movement when requesting a model.
A Hoist and Trolley for Limited Headroom
The DJK, GCLB, and LDDP/LDDG range combines the hoist and trolley in one assembly. Review these series when the beam-to-hook space is a selection constraint. Include a beam drawing and the required hook position with the load information.
Define the Load and Installation
Use the exact model and unit shown in its series table. For example, MH entries are listed in kilograms, while HSZ tables use T. Include the load unit in the inquiry, together with lift height and the supporting connection.