Hoist, crane and lifting equipment sourcing and replacement component support for industrial applications. Send existing equipment information, required capacity, lift height, available power and application details and we will help identify suitable options.
Availability depends on the manufacturer, model and equipment configuration. Model numbers, nameplate photos, part numbers, drawings and equipment photos can help identify the correct components.
Pendant stations, push button controls and replacement pendants for hoist operation. The hoist model and pendant configuration identify the correct replacement.
Contactors, reversing contactors and control components for hoist motor direction and speed. The hoist model and voltage identify the correct components.
Mechanical and electromagnetic brake assemblies, friction discs and brake coils that hold and stop the load. The hoist model and brake size identify the correct components.
Upper and lower limit switches and rotary limit switches that prevent overtravel of the hook block. The hoist model and switch type identify the correct replacement.
Top and bottom hooks with latch kits, safety latches and hook blocks for the rated capacity. The hoist model and capacity identify the correct replacement.
Load chain, hand chain, wire rope and sheaves in the correct size and material for the hoist model. The chain pitch, rope diameter and sheave size identify the correct replacement.
Trolley wheels, bearings, axles and travel components for motor-driven and hand-geared trolleys. The trolley model and beam flange width identify the correct components.
Replacement parts matched to specific hoist and crane manufacturers and models. The equipment model, serial number and rated capacity identify the correct components.
These are common details that can help us prepare a faster and more accurate quote. Requirements vary by product and application, so send whatever information you currently have.
Manufacturer, model, serial number, rated capacity and lift height. Photos of the equipment nameplate and existing installation help identify the right unit.
Lifting speed, voltage, phase and frequency. Identify whether the hoist is electric, air or manually operated.
Suspension type, trolley type and beam size. Hook mounted, trolley mounted and base mounted configurations require different mounting hardware.
Control type, pendant length and duty classification. Radio remote controls and pendant controls have different requirements.
Reeving arrangement, hook dimensions and below the hook devices. Wire rope and chain hoists have different reeving and hook configurations.
Operating environment, hazardous location requirements and replacement component information. Photos of the failed part and equipment model help identify compatible components.
Sourcing a hoist, crane or replacement component? Send your equipment information and capacity requirements and we will help identify options.
Get a QuoteHarrington and CM electric chain hoists handle frequent lifting in industrial applications. Coffing and Yale lever hoists serve occasional lifting where electricity is not available. Ingersoll Rand and J.D. Neuhaus air hoists use compressed air for hazardous environments where electric sparks are a concern.
Demag and R&M wire rope hoists handle higher capacities and faster lift speeds. CM and Yale wire rope hoists serve industrial and material handling applications. The capacity, lift height, lifting speed and power source identify the right replacement.
Gorbel jib cranes and workstation cranes move heavy equipment within a work area. Bridge cranes span a bay and move along a runway. Gantry cranes are freestanding and portable. Davit cranes serve confined or limited access lifting. The capacity, span, lift height and duty class identify the right crane.
Pendant controls, radio remote controls and crane VFDs provide hoist and crane operation. Below the hook devices include lifting magnets, spreader beams and custom lifting attachments. Budgit and HADEF hoist components serve industrial and heavy duty applications.
Chains, wire rope, hooks, brakes, limit switches, contactors, trolleys and wheels are commonly replaced. Send the equipment model, serial number, rated capacity and photos of the failed part and we will help identify suitable options.