Lever hoists
Lever Hoists
Choose a Configuration
SEAGULL lever hoists use a hand-operated lever and load chain. Compare HSH-V, MX, and SBH-A by load, attachment space, and operator access. A lever hoist needs room for the lever’s operating movement at the work position.
Products
Compare the Series
| Series | Documented selection points | Series information |
|---|---|---|
| HSH-V | Nine load entries from 0.25–9 t; 1 or 1.5 m standard lift | Review HSH-V model data |
| MX | Compact lever hoist shown in the series literature; identify the required load in the inquiry | Explore MX lever hoists |
| SBH-A | Eight load entries from 0.8–9 t; 1.5 m lift | Review SBH-A model data |
Here, t means metric tonnes. Compare the exact model and load together; model suffixes do not express capacity in a uniform way across these series.
Check Space Between the Connections
Minimum hook distance and lever length describe different space requirements. Include the separation between attachment points and the available lever access when defining the application.
Match the Load and Operating Requirement
For equipment installation or service work, describe the load movement, attachment arrangement, and required lift. Where a hanging hand chain better matches the operator’s position, review the hand chain hoist range.
Request a Lever Hoist Configuration
Send the series or model, load with unit, required lift, connection drawing, and space constraints. Add the quantity and destination.