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Lifting Equipment

Find SEAGULL equipment by the job it needs to do. Browse hoists and their supporting hardware. Equipment for pulling, jacking, pallet handling, weighing, and cargo restraint has separate entries below.

Hoists

Electric chain hoist

Electric Hoist Series

Electric chain hoists and wire rope hoists use different lifting mechanisms. Compare the available series by load, lift height, power supply, speed, and installation requirements.

Hand chain hoist

Manual Lifting Equipment

Hand chain hoists use a hand chain to operate the lifting mechanism. Lever hoists use a ratcheting lever. The manual range also includes trolley hoist configurations for applications with limited headroom.

Trolleys & Rigging Hardware

Geared hoist trolley

Hoist Trolleys

Compare push, geared, and motorized trolley options for travel along a beam. Match the trolley to the load, beam flange, and hoist connection.

Beam lifting clamp

Lifting Clamps

Choose the clamp type for the material, lifting direction, and connection required. Review the specific series for its rated load and gripping range.

Snatch block with hook

Snatch Blocks

Review the available block series and their rope and connection requirements. Specify the intended rope arrangement when making an inquiry.

More Equipment for Handling and Load Control

Equipment · Start with these requirements · Product range

Hydraulic toe jacks

Lifting Jacks

Load, lifting point, required stroke, and available clearance

Gantry crane

Gantry Cranes

Load, span, lifting height, and site arrangement

Ratchet strap

Ratchet Straps

Cargo restraint task, strap length, and required working load limit

Ratchet straps are for cargo restraint. Select lifting equipment separately for suspended loads.

Related Products

Prepare a Product Inquiry

Include the equipment type, intended task, load and its units, quantity, and destination. For a hoist, add lift height and suspension requirements. For electric equipment, state voltage, phase, and frequency.

If you are building a distribution range or integrating equipment into a larger assembly, describe the product mix and connection requirements.