Lifting

Lifting Equipment

Lifting equipment is an important range of products for industrial type settings where goods and equipment need to be lifted to a variety of heights. There are some extremely useful manual lifting aids like that can help with this process, but often the weight of the goods being lifted can far exceed our human capability and this is where the use of cranes, gantries, stackers, hydraulic lifters, chain hoists and all the associated products that assist the lifting process can be employed to carry out your lifting task in a safe, effective and economic manner.

Action Handling has a selection of lifting tools is made to help you move large, heavy items throughout your workspace in a secure and safe manner. This covers building sites, loading bays, garages, warehouses, factory and assembly settings amongst many other industrial places.

Cranes, Hoists, Gantries & Lifting Tools

This section includes some very versatile equipment designed to lift products and equipment into specific areas of the workplace. Chain hoists have been the mainstay of lifting operations for generations and coupled with all the associated tools like chain slings, web slings, girder clamps and spreader bars they form a comprehensive range of lifting solutions at your disposal. Gantries can be used to house lifting tackle and can be fitted with wheels to make them mobile around the factory floor. Manual handling aids are also very important and provide a way for workers to move items like glass, timber or boxes & cartons.

Scissor Lift Tables

Many types of workspaces are appropriate for scissor lift tables. Because of their versatility, they can be applied to a variety of jobs. On a production line, they are an invaluable addition to assist in lifting goods between packaging zones. At the start or finish of a production line, mobile scissor lift tables can also be utilised as an aid to help move goods to a desired height. Heavy-duty products are better suited for static scissor lift tables. Before proceeding to the next section of the production process, they also enable the user to operate on equipment for maintenance or assemble purposes safely.