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Whether you need lifting gear for a one-off job, or you if don't have the budget to invest in buying a product outright, then why not hire your lifting gear instead?

Almost all of the products provided on our website are available to hire or buy, making it easy for our customers to adjust their order according to the demands of the job and their budget. If you're not sure whether hiring is right for you, we've put together a handy guide here which compares both options, allowing you to decide whether or not hiring suits your particular needs.

The hiring process is made very simple by the useful 'Hire Me' button, which is displayed underneath every item which offers this option, as pictured below:

Once you have made your selection(s), simply follow the on-screen instructions to complete your order.

If you would like to speak with us in person about our lifting gear hire services, we will be at the Executive Hire Show in Coventry on the 10th and 11th of February. Lifting equipment can be found at stand D80.

You can browse our selection of Lifting Equipment here, or get in touch if you have any further questions.

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If you are working in a workshop, garage, or even a work site then our Wire Rope Hoists are perfect for you! Our wire rope hoists are some of the best quality, fully certified, light load lifting hoists, and better still, they are extremely cost effective. 
We offer incredibly versatile wire rope hoists that provide a quick solution to your suit your lifting requirements. Here at safety lifting we understand that flexibility is crucial. We have hoists that include a top hanger attachment, ideal for attaching to beams or scaffolding poles, or hoists that fits perfectly onto a hoist frame. 

Sometimes you might find yourself in need of lifting a load that is heavier than the Working Load Limit of the hoist. With our Wire Rope Hoists, you can lift heavier loads simply by adding an additional hook and pulley system to the hoist. 
Here at safetyliftingear, we also supply top quality, durable hoist frames.  With an extended length of 1100mm and a full rotary angle of 180 degrees, you will be able to move your wire rope hoist into the desired position with ease. 

Remember that before lifting heavy loads, it is crucial that you check all of your equipment for any signs of damage, and wear or tear before use. Do not use if your wire rope hoist is damaged in any way. 

Before purchasing a Wire rope Hoist from SafetyLiftinGear please ensure that the load that you are lifting does not exceed the safe work load limit and that you have chosen the hoist that that has the correct voltage. We have a range of Wire Rope Hoists available in 110v and 240v. So please be sure you have selected the correct hoist before purchase. 

If you would like to view our full range of wire rope hoists click here. We pride ourselves with offering a fully comprehensive range of hoists to our customers, however if you cannot find a hoist that suits your needs, please contact us either by telephoning 0808 123 69 69 or emailing sales@safetyliftingear.com and a member of our customer service team will be more than happy to assist you. 
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If you are working in a workshop, garage, or even a work site then our Wire Rope Hoists are perfect for you! Our wire rope hoists are some of the best quality, fully certified, light load lifting hoists, and better still, they are extremely cost effective. 
We offer incredibly versatile wire rope hoists that provide a quick solution to your suit your lifting requirements. Here at safety lifting we understand that flexibility is crucial. We have hoists that include a top hanger attachment, ideal for attaching to beams or scaffolding poles, or hoists that fits perfectly onto a hoist frame. 

Sometimes you might find yourself in need of lifting a load that is heavier than the Working Load Limit of the hoist. With our Wire Rope Hoists, you can lift heavier loads simply by adding an additional hook and pulley system to the hoist. 
Here at safetyliftingear, we also supply top quality, durable hoist frames.  With an extended length of 1100mm and a full rotary angle of 180 degrees, you will be able to move your wire rope hoist into the desired position with ease. 

Remember that before lifting heavy loads, it is crucial that you check all of your equipment for any signs of damage, and wear or tear before use. Do not use if your wire rope hoist is damaged in any way. 

Before purchasing a Wire rope Hoist from SafetyLiftinGear please ensure that the load that you are lifting does not exceed the safe work load limit and that you have chosen the hoist that that has the correct voltage. We have a range of Wire Rope Hoists available in 110v and 240v. So please be sure you have selected the correct hoist before purchase. 

If you would like to view our full range of wire rope hoists click here. We pride ourselves with offering a fully comprehensive range of hoists to our customers, however if you cannot find a hoist that suits your needs, please contact us either by telephoning 0808 123 69 69 or emailing sales@safetyliftingear.com and a member of our customer service team will be more than happy to assist you. 
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Here at SafetyLiftinGear, we are constantly improving our lines to ensure that they constantly complement each other.  We currently supply a wide range of lever hoists, electric hoists, chain hoists, and material lifting equipment to various companies around the UK. Our range of Girder clamps complement these large product lines.  

Girder clamps are used when you may require a temporary or semi- permanent hoist anchor point, for overhead lifting or various vertical rigging applications. These diverse girder clamps can also provide solutions for holding and positioning girders whilst being used in construction, as a below the hook device.  SafetyLiftinGear’s fully adjustable girder clamps feature a pivoting eye, to attach a hoist with ease, a special clamp jaw design which applies the load away from the flange edge, reducing the stress imposed on the girder flange. You can adjust our girder clamps to fit most Girders by simply by turning the central threaded bar.

Our Girder clamps are extremely robust and are designed to withstand the day to day stress of construction site environments.  Before use, make sure you have thoroughly inspected your girder clamps for any damage, if there is any evidence of damage, do not use. Furthermore, you will need to ensure that the supporting structure is adequate for the load that will be imposed as well as making sure that you have selected a girder clamp with the correct working load limit.  Working Load Limit is the maximum weight capacity that your Girder clamps can withstand. Overloading your girder clap can cause the clamp to break, and could end up damaging your load, or causing an injury. We clearly state the Working Load limit of our clamps on the product page. Please ensure that when you are purchasing a clamp from Safetyliftingear you have selected the correct clamp for the job.

To view our range of Girder clamps click hereIf you have any questions about our products, the please contact us, on 0808 123 69 69 or email sales@safetyliftingear.com

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Here at SafetyLiftinGear, we are constantly improving our lines to ensure that they constantly complement each other.  We currently supply a wide range of lever hoists, electric hoists, chain hoists, and material lifting equipment to various companies around the UK. Our range of Girder clamps complement these large product lines.  

Girder clamps are used when you may require a temporary or semi- permanent hoist anchor point, for overhead lifting or various vertical rigging applications. These diverse girder clamps can also provide solutions for holding and positioning girders whilst being used in construction, as a below the hook device.  SafetyLiftinGear’s fully adjustable girder clamps feature a pivoting eye, to attach a hoist with ease, a special clamp jaw design which applies the load away from the flange edge, reducing the stress imposed on the girder flange. You can adjust our girder clamps to fit most Girders by simply by turning the central threaded bar.

Our Girder clamps are extremely robust and are designed to withstand the day to day stress of construction site environments.  Before use, make sure you have thoroughly inspected your girder clamps for any damage, if there is any evidence of damage, do not use. Furthermore, you will need to ensure that the supporting structure is adequate for the load that will be imposed as well as making sure that you have selected a girder clamp with the correct working load limit.  Working Load Limit is the maximum weight capacity that your Girder clamps can withstand. Overloading your girder clap can cause the clamp to break, and could end up damaging your load, or causing an injury. We clearly state the Working Load limit of our clamps on the product page. Please ensure that when you are purchasing a clamp from Safetyliftingear you have selected the correct clamp for the job.

To view our range of Girder clamps click hereIf you have any questions about our products, the please contact us, on 0808 123 69 69 or email sales@safetyliftingear.com

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Lifting slings are designed to move large, bulky, heavy loads that would be extremely difficult if not impossible to move manually. they provide a direct connection from your lifting equipment, be it an electric hoist, or a crane to the load that you are using. Whenever you are lifting with lifting slings it is important that you take the following steps into consideration:

  1. Always inspect the sling for damage before use 
    Never use a damaged lifting sling. If the sling were to break whilst in use,  could end up dropping the load; this could cause injuries, or fatalities in the work place, and could lead to damages to expensive equipment. Make sure you always check your lifting slings before use. 

  2. Make sure you have chosen the right lifting sling for the job ahead.
    There are 2 types of lifting slings, round slings and webbing slings. Webbing slings have a larger surface area to help protect the load, where as round slings offer flexibility, and can mould to irregular load shapes. 

  3. Do not exceed the working load limit of the lifting sling 

    To determine which lifting sling you need you will need to know the weight of the load that you are lifting. If you are lifting a load that is 17 tonnes, then you will need to use a lifting sling with the Working Load Limit of 20 tonnes instead of 15 tonnes to support the weight. Every lifting sling has a different WLL. If this limit is exceeded you could damage the lifting sling that you are using, the load that you are lifting. All of our Slings WLL is clearly stated on our product pages.
     
  4. Ensure the load is secured.
     
    All slings must be securely attached to the load in a manner that provides maximum control, and prevents any slipping, sliding and movement of any loose parts of the load. When attaching the slings, it is important that a train individual determines the most appropriate method of rigging.

  5. Make sure the lifting point is directly above the centre of gravity

    When lifting a heavy load it is important that you have determined the centre of gravity before your begin lifting. Determining the centre of gravity is vital to achieving total control over the load that you are lifting. If the load isn’t restrained correctly, the centre of gravity will move directly under the lifting point, this could cause the load to swing, which could lead to the load being damaged or cause injury to other workers.

 

Here, at SafetyLiftinGear we are proud to stock a fully comprehensive range of lifting slings. If you are unable to locate the exactly sling you are looking for or unsure which sling you need, please contact our customer service team on 0808 123 69 69 or email sales@safetyliftingear.com

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how to use lifting slings safely
Lifting slings are designed to move large, bulky, heavy loads that would be extremely difficult if not impossible to move manually. they provide a direct connection from your lifting equipment, be it an electric hoist, or a crane to the load that you are using. Whenever you are lifting with lifting slings it is important that you take the following steps into consideration.
 
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