Our 120kg Electric Vacuum Suction Lifter is a brand new product that is now available from stock.

The normal price will be £149.98 plus VAT, but as a special introductory offer, we've taken 20% off.

So for the month of August only, the electric vacuum lifter is available to buy for just £119.98 plus VAT!

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Hook Up Solutions came to us in search of some lifting equipment to help them install this spectacular spa. We were more than happy to oblige and provided them with the following products to get the job done: our Easy-Rig Lifting Beams & our 2 Tonne Round Slings.

If you need to purchase an electric hoist, it's important to pick the right one for the job - using an insufficient or inappropriate hoist could have dire consequences for you and the people around you.

With this in mind, here is a short, helpful guide to SafetyLiftinGear's assorted electric hoist products:

• Weight Limit - Perhaps the most important thing to look at when buying an electric hoist is that hoist's weight capacity. Some heavy-duty hoists can lift loads of a tonne or more, while other electric hoists are only capable of managing 2-300kgs at a time. Be sure to check the weight limit before reaching the checkout.
  
  
• Voltage - Different places will use different operating voltages. For example, American power outlets usually operate at 110 volts, and so you would need a 110 volt hoist in this circumstances. Elsewhere, you may have to use a 240 volt outlet, in which case you'll need a 240 volt hoist (a 110 volt hoist would be damaged by any voltage above 110).
  
  
• Motor - Most of our electric hoists use a single phase motor. This is sufficient for most applications, although we do also supply three phase hoists for particularly demanding jobs.

No matter what type of hoists you need, SafetyLiftinGear has an option for you. Our range of different hoists are suitable for a wide range of different work environments, as they have a variety of different capabilities and capacities.

Browse our Single Phase and Three Phase Electric Hoists below:

Single Phase Electric Hoists     Three Phase Electric Hoists

If you have any questions or would like some expert advice as to which of our many hoists would be best suited for your needs, give SafetyLiftinGear a call on 0808 123 69 69 or email sales@safetyliftingear.com.

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SafetyLiftinGear is an approved UK supplier of Bohle glass suction lifters. Glass suction lifters are ingenious tools, used mostly for moving glass panes. The lifter creates an airtight seal and uses vacuum suction to help you lift glass safely and efficiently. Glass suction lifters can also move other materials with a flat surface.

Bohle is one of Europe's leading manufacturers of glass suction lifters. The company was founded in 1932, meaning that Bohle now have almost a century of experience under their belts. The brand is internationally synonymous with high-quality glass processing equipment.

But what glass suction lifters are available? What's the difference between one glass suction lifter and another? We've put together this valuable guide with everything you need to know about our range of glass suction lifters. If you're looking to buy a glass suction lifter, or you just have questions about them, then you're in the right place.

SafetyLiftinGear recently supplied some heavy-duty lifting equipment to help construction company Skyklass complete a job in Central London.

We rented out an assortment of slings, hoists and lifting beams to assist with the installation of a pre-fabricated roof light weighing 17.2 tonnes.

Here's what Skyklass hired from us:

• 50 tonne and 24 tonne modular lifting beams to form an H-frame
• Webbing slings
• Round slings
• Chain block hoists

All equipment was supplied by our London depot. Everything was delivered to the site in Central London and collected once the job had been successfully completed.

If you need to hire heavy-duty lifting equipment for an upcoming job, contact your nearest SafetyLiftinGear depot or click the link below to browse our product range!

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We at SafetyLiftinGear are very pleased to announce that we can now offer our customers a range of quality lifting davits from UK-based manufacturer Reid Lifting.

Reid have a fantastic reputation for producing sturdy yet lightweight lifting systems, and these davits more than live up to that. They can be used to lift both goods and personnel, and they're particularly ideal for use in confined spaces.

Here are some of the Reid Lifting davit products you can now purchase from SafetyLiftinGear...

REID PORTA-DAVIT

Available with two different working load limits (500kg and 1000kg), the PORTA-DAVIT is a rapidly deployable lifting solution that can be operated by a single individual.

This product has a maximum reach of 1200mm and offers easy 360-degree rotation.

500kg Porta-Davit   1000kg Porta-Davit

PORTA-DAVIT QUANTUM

Reid's PORTA-DAVIT QUANTUM comes in four different models with varying radius lengths and weight capacities. Choose from stropped and winched versions.

• Stropped, 1200mm radius, 600kg WLL
• Stropped, 1500mm radius, 500kg WLL
• Winched, 1200mm radius, 600kg WLL
• Winched, 1500mm radius, 500kg WLL

REID T-DAVIT

This shackled T-davit comes in several configurations with different radius lengths and column heights.

• 850mm radius, 500kg lifting capacity
• 1050mm radius, 500kg lifting capacity
• 1450mm radius, 375kg lifting capacity
• 1850mm radius, 300kg lifting capacity

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If you have any questions about our range of Reid Lifting products, please get in touch with our Customer Service team.

There are specific types of hoist for lifting and rigging, because hoists are ideal for vertical lifting jobs. Hoists are one of the most popular pieces of equipment for reliable lifting in many industries, like construction, car repair, manufacturing, and cargo delivery.

There are lots of different types of hoist, from manual, to electric, and even air powered hoists. At SafetyLiftinGear, we're experts in all sorts of safety equipment, including hoists for lifting and rigging. We've put together this guide to explain the different types of hoists that are available.