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The consistent operation and durability of the hoists help support efficient workflow throughout the welding and fabrication process, where components often need to be moved multiple times as assemblies progress through various stages of production.


From shop floor to mountain peak Harrington products also play an important role beyond the manufacturing floor. During the summer construction season, Doppelmayr installation crews use Harrington LB Lever Hoists while building and commissioning ski lift systems at mountain locations across North America. Working in rugged outdoor environments often


presents unique material handling challenges, including remote locations where powered lifting equipment may not always be practical. Compact and portable Harrington LB lever hoists provide crews with a dependable solution for positioning, pulling, aligning and securing components during field installation activities. Mountain installation projects frequently require crews


to work in challenging terrain and changing weather conditions while handling critical ropeway components. In these environments, equipment reliability is essential. The compact design of the LB Lever Hoist allows crews to transport and deploy the units in locations where larger lifting equipment may be difficult to access. This flexibility helps support installation schedules while providing workers with a practical lifting and positioning solution for a variety of field applications.


Closing the life cycle loop In addition to supporting manufacturing and installation operations, Harrington products help Doppelmayr


maintain the performance and safety of its chain hoist fleet. A Harrington SHLT1 model load tester was recently added for repair, maintenance and inspection processes, allowing repaired hoists to be properly load tested before being returned to service.


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