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Manual Chain Hoists

At Lifting Equipment Store, you can buy manual chain hoists in varying capacities, designed to take on different lifting tasks effortlessly. Our range includes high-quality chain hoists built for precision and durability, making them perfect for tough jobs.

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Bison Manual Chain Hoist

$96.27 $143.10

In Stock, Ships Same Day Before 2pm

William Hackett WH-C4 Chain Hoist

From $110.66

CM 622-A Series Hand Chain Hoist

From $212.00

CM Hurricane 360 Hand Chain Hoist

From $428.00

CM Hurricane 360 Integrated Trolley Hoist

From $1,191.00

CM Hurricane Mini 360 Hand Chain Hoist

From $325.00

CM Cyclone Hand Chain Hoist

From $1,551.00

CM Cyclone Hand Chain Hoist with Army-Type Trolley

From $2,989.00

Coffing LHH Hand Chain Block Hoist

From $236.25

Harrington SHB Ultra Low Headroom Trolley Hoist

From $8,063.61

Harrington CF Hand Chain Hoist

From $348.92

Harrington NTH Navy Trolley Hoist

From $1,291.51

Harrington CB Hand Chain Hoist

From $960.18

Chester Zephyr Army Chain Hoist

From $4,169.55

Chester Zephyr Clevis Mount Chain Hoist

From $2,551.40

Chester Zephyr Hook Suspended Hand Chain Hoist

From $3,274.95

Harrington RCB Spark Resistant Manual Chain Hoist

Price on Application

OZ Lifting Stainless Steel Manual Chain Hoist

From $926.10

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What are Manual Chain Hoists?

Manual Chain Hoists, commonly known as 'Chain Pulleys' and 'Chain Blocks', provide a lightweight manually operated industrial hoisting solution and are often utilized in factories, warehouses, and remote areas where power is not accessible. Manual Chain Pulleys are great for precision lifting and can be supplied with an array of specification options to suit a wide variety of specialist applications and the harshest environments, from clean rooms to offshore wind farms.

What You Need To Know About Manual Chain Hoists

In many cases, manual chain hoists are purchased together with additional equipment to improve stability, mobility, and safety during lifting tasks. Beam clamps and girder trolleys are popular choices for securely suspending the hoist and allowing horizontal movement along a beam. For setups that require handling bulky or awkward items, lifting slings and lifting hooks can be used together with the hoist to provide better control.

What To Consider Before Buying a Manual Chain Hoist

When buying your first manual chain hoist or chain pulley, there are a few factors you'll need to consider:

  • Capacity: This is the maximum weight that the hoist can lift. For example, if you need to lift 1.25T, you'll need our 1.5T capacity chain block.
  • Height of Lift: Choose a custom lifting height for any of our blocks. Standard heights begin at 10ft.
  • Suspension Type: Normally, chain pulleys are supplied with a top hook for suspending. However, some applications demand a girder trolley or beam clamp for stationary or active horizontal traverse along a girder beam. We supply the full range of accompanying suspension types as well as those with integrated suspensions, such as the Yale ITP Integral Trolley Hoist, which features many benefits, like an additional closed height saving compared to separate components.
  • Chain Bag - do you really need one?: That answer isn't always yes, but a lot of the time, it is. As you operate a chain block by pulling on the hand chain, this then raises or lowers the load hook. As the load hook raises, the chain travels into the block, around the sprocket, and out the other side. It then dangles down and can hit the load or even the operator. This is why we always recommend buying a chain bag. Chain bags clip to the underside of the hoist body and store all that excess load chain as it leaves the hoist. They also make storage of chain blocks easier and neater.

Find the Best Manual Chain Hoists for Different Uses

There isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to manual chain hoists. Different hoists are designed with specific tasks in mind, so understanding the options can help you make an informed choice for your lifting needs. Below are some common types of hoists you can find in our store and their typical uses:

Lever Hoists (Come-Along Chain Hoists): Lever hoists, also known as come-along chain hoists, are used for lifting, pulling, and securing heavy objects. They are commonly used in industries like construction, shipbuilding, and maintenance work. Their manual operation provides precise load control, making them suitable for situations where careful handling is required.

Pneumatic (Air) Hoists: Designed for environments with explosive atmospheres or where electrical equipment poses safety risks, pneumatic hoists run on compressed air. They are widely used in fields such as mining, chemical processing, and offshore operations, offering a safer lifting solution where electric hoists simply can’t be used.

Bison Hand Chain Hoists: Bison hand chain hoists are frequently used in warehouses, workshops, and industrial settings. Their straightforward design and rugged build make daily lifting tasks more manageable, ensuring reliable performance in demanding conditions.

Why Buy Manual Chain Hoists From LES USA?

At LES, we specialize in providing top-quality manual chain hoists tailored to meet various industrial and specialized requirements. If you're looking for a chain pulley for offshore use, a chain block for entertainment applications, or a hoist chain for cleanroom environments, we have the right solution for you.

With a full range of customizable options, you can order the exact chain fall hoist you need with confidence. From selecting the right capacity to choosing the perfect suspension type, LES ensures your manual hoist meets all your operational requirements. 

Don’t hesitate to contact us. Get a free quote today and buy a chain hoist that fits your specific needs.