A hoist is a lifting device driven electrically, pneumatically or manually to lift and move heavy loads. It is an essential tool in industry, construction, manufacturing and warehousing, reducing manual effort, raising productivity and improving safety.
Origin: Japan
Characteristics: Quiet operation, high durability, compliant with international safety standards.
Advantages: Load capacity from 125kg up to tens of tons, fast lifting speed, energy efficient.
Applications: Workshops, production lines, cranes and sites that require continuous operation.
Origin: Taiwan
Characteristics: Compact design, easy maintenance, competitive price.
Advantages: Suitable for both light and heavy industry, flexible installation.
Applications: Warehouses, machine shops, civil construction and logistics warehouses.
Origin: Japan
Characteristics: Powered by compressed air instead of electricity, safe in explosive atmospheres.
Advantages: Lightweight, variable lifting and lowering speed, no sparks.
Applications: Chemical plants, paint shops, explosion-proof areas or locations where electricity cannot be used.
Reduce manual labor and protect operator health.
Increase productivity and shorten lifting time.
Manufacturing: Assembly and handling of components and heavy equipment.
Construction: Moving materials, steel structures and concrete elements.
Warehousing and logistics: Loading and unloading goods, containers and pallets.
Special environments: Chemical plants, mines and explosive areas (using air hoists).
Shipbuilding and machinery: Lifting machines, propeller shafts and engines.
Ensure the safety of people and goods.
Flexible to move and install in many different spaces.