Lever Chain Hoists

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  1. CM® 5311A Hoist, Lever, 653A, 3/4 ton, 10 ft HSI#: HOI11116
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    $554.58
    $554.58
  2. CM® 5316A, Hoist, Lever, 653A, 1.5 ton, 10 ft HSI#: HOI11120
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    $722.98
    $722.98
  3. CM® 5321A Hoist, Lever, 653A, 3 ton, 10 ft L HSI#: HOI11123
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    $1,128.33
    $1,128.33
  4. Harrington® LB060-10 LB Series Compact Lever Hoist, 6 ton Load, 10 ft Lifting Height, 2 in Hook HSI#: HOI70130
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    $2,061.20
    $2,061.20
  5. CM® 5310A Hoist, Lever, 653A, 3/4 ton, 5 ft HSI#: HOI11115
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    $480.98
    $480.98
  6. CM® 5315A Hoist Lever 653A 1.5 ton, 5 ft Lift HSI#: HOI11119
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    $627.18
    $627.18
  7. CM® Bandit™ BAN15010 Ratchet Lever Chain Hoist, 1.5 ton Load, 10 ft H Lifting, 64 lb Rated HSI#: HOI46030
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    $893.38
    $893.38
  8. JET® JLP-A Series Lever Chain Hoists, Brake Wear Indicator for Additional Safety, Contractor Grade HSI#: JLP-A
     
    $196.08 to $1,273.80
    $196.08 to $1,273.80
  9. CM® 7301P Lever Chain Hoist, 0.75 ton Load, 45 lb Rated HSI#: HOI10401
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    $954.00
    $655.98
    Savings: $298.02 (31%)
  10. CM® 5320 653 Lever Chain Hoist, 3 ton Load, 5 ft H Lifting, 77 lb Rated HSI#: HOI11153
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    $551.34
    $551.34
  11. CM® 7321P Lever Chain Hoist, 1.5 ton Load, 55 lb Rated HSI#: HOI10406
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    $1,342.00
    $922.98
    Savings: $419.02 (31%)
  12. CM® 7331P Lever Chain Hoist, 3 ton Load, 62 lb Rated HSI#: HOI10411
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    $1,636.00
    $1,124.98
    Savings: $511.02 (31%)
  13. CM® 5327 653 Lever Chain Hoist, 3 ton Load, 20 ft H Lifting HSI#: HOI11155
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    $987.37
    $987.37
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Lever Chain Hoists

Lever chain hoists, also known as ratchet lever hoists or come-alongs, are manual lifting devices designed to efficiently lift, lower, and position heavy loads. Featuring a ratchet lever mechanism, these hoists offer operators precise control, making incremental adjustments effortless and safe. Lever chain hoists typically feature a sturdy lever handle, a durable load chain, and attachment hooks, providing a dependable solution in environments where power sources are not readily available or where powered hoists are impractical.

Key Features and Benefits

Lever chain hoists offer multiple advantages that make them an essential tool across various industries:

•   Versatility: Lever hoists are highly adaptable, effortlessly shifting between lifting, pulling, and tensioning tasks. Their versatile functionality is especially advantageous in intricate rigging situations, such as positioning heavy machinery, aligning structural components, and adjusting tension in cables or chains.
•   Portability: Compact and lightweight, lever hoists are easily transported and can be effectively operated in confined or restricted spaces, such as tight construction sites.
•   Durability: Lever hoists are made from robust materials, including hardened steel chains and reinforced hooks that endure wear and tear in tough conditions. Many models feature corrosion-resistant finishes, making them suitable for outdoor or marine applications.
•   Safety: Ensuring safety is crucial in the design of lever chain hoists. Dependable braking systems, like Weston-style brakes, firmly secure loads and avert any accidental slippage or release. The majority of hoists comply with rigorous industry safety standards, guaranteeing reliable operation.
•   Ease of Use: Features such as free-chaining mechanisms facilitate quick slack adjustments, greatly enhancing operational speed and ease, allowing workers to concentrate on precision and safety.

Common Applications

Lever chain hoists are versatile tools utilized across numerous sectors, including:

•   Construction: Lever hoists are essential for lifting heavy building materials like beams, pipes, and concrete panels, and positioning them accurately, thereby streamlining construction processes.
•   Manufacturing: They enable the precise assembly of heavy equipment and machinery, ensuring efficient and accurate alignment and positioning of components on production lines.
•   Warehousing: Lever chain hoists improve productivity during loading, unloading, and stacking operations, making material handling tasks easier and decreasing manual labor needs.
•   Transportation: In transportation, lever hoists secure and reposition heavy cargo, ensuring load stability and safety throughout the journey.
•   Utilities and Maintenance: These hoists are essential for maintenance and repair tasks related to infrastructure such as electrical transmission lines, bridges, or communication towers, especially in difficult or remote locations.

Selecting the Right Lever Chain Hoist

Choosing the appropriate lever chain hoist involves evaluating several critical factors:

•   Load Capacity: Evaluate your maximum load weight while taking recommended safety margins into account. Typical lever hoists vary from 0.25 tons to over 15 tons.
•   Lift Height: Carefully evaluate your required lifting height to choose a hoist that can efficiently manage the vertical movement your operation demands.
•   Chain Length: Make sure the chain length meets your operational needs, taking into account both vertical and horizontal lifting or pulling distances.
•   Hook Opening Size: Verify the compatibility of the hook with your existing attachment points, load fixtures, or rigging equipment to prevent operational delays or safety risks.
•   Operating Environment: Consider environmental factors such as moisture, dust, chemicals, extreme temperatures, or corrosive atmospheres that may require specialized protective coatings or materials.

Maintenance and Safety Guidelines

Regular maintenance is essential to ensure the safety, reliability, and longevity of lever chain hoists.

•   Routine Inspection: Frequently inspect chains, hooks, lever mechanisms, and braking systems. Specifically check for wear indicators, cracks, deformation, corrosion, or damage, and address minor issues immediately to prevent larger problems.
•   Proper Storage: Store hoists in clean, dry spaces to protect against contamination, rust, or corrosion.
•   Operator Training: Conduct regular and comprehensive training sessions for all operators, focusing on safe operation, proper usage techniques, understanding load capacities, identifying signs of wear or damage, and executing appropriate emergency procedures.
•   Regular Load Testing: Perform regular load tests in accordance with manufacturer guidelines and industry standards to ensure hoists remain fully operational, safe, and compliant.

Why Choose Hanes Supply for Your Lever Chain Hoist?

Choosing the right lever chain hoist significantly impacts your operations' safety and productivity—this is precisely why construction, industrial, and rigging professionals consistently rely on Hanes Supply.

Our extensive collection of high-quality lever chain hoists offers exceptional durability, reliability, and performance, even under demanding operational conditions. At Hanes Supply, our committed team of industry experts delivers personalized assistance, helping you find the ideal hoist solution tailored to your needs.