LIFTEX 2025
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Visitors to the Globestock Safety stand will be among the first to experience the launch of our brand new fall arrest harness products, making their debut at LiftEx 2025. We’re offering an exclusive sneak peek to those attending the show. These latest additions expand our well-established safety portfolio, bringing fresh solutions to meet the evolving challenges of the lifting and access industries. In addition to unveiling the new ARMOR harness range,
Globestock Safety will be showcasing its proven confined space access equipment and fall protection systems. Over the years, these products have earned
a reputation for outstanding reliability, user confidence and durability across a wide range of sectors, from construction and utilities to industrial maintenance and rescue. Globestock Safety’s mission remains straightforward: to provide organisations with
robust, high-quality equipment supported by outstanding customer service. The product line-up is comprehensive, including trench and shoring anchors, ladder lifelines, rescue winches, counterweights, vehicle adapters, lifting winches, tripod kits and a versatile array of davit arms and anchorages for personnel and materials handling. Every solution is engineered to keep people and materials safe while operating in demanding environments. “LiftEx provides the ideal platform for us
to share our latest developments with lifting industry professionals,” said Stuart Raby, sales director at Globestock Safety. “We are committed to helping organisations overcome the ongoing challenges of fall protection and safe access. The event enables us to connect directly with potential distributors and users, demonstrating how our equipment can support safer, more efficient operations.” Globestock Safety is excited to welcome
visitors to stand 37A, where the team will be on hand to answer questions and demonstrate the company’s products.
Tailor-made solutions from TTC
Established in 1976, TTC Lifting Gear are proud to supply and support the UK lifting market with our range of drum handling, material handling, loose lifting tackle and textile products, to name a few. In 2010, TTC Lifting Gear acquired Rope Services (Tipton) that brought a wealth of knowledge and specialism in manufacturing wire rope and textile products. We have heavily invested in these areas over the past 15 years and are now a market leader in UK manufactured textile products. We introduced our Armour Lift HMPE slings
into the market three years ago and we are delighted to see this product grow significantly, with our capacity now standing at 350t SWL. Manufacturing in the heart of the Black Country (Cradley Heath, West Midlands) we
are well located to support our customers no matter where they might be. As a manufacturer, customisation options tailored to specific lifting needs becomes an easy task. Within our state- of-the-art manufacturing facilities, each item undergoes meticulous construction, ensuring unparalleled quality and durability. Our commitment guarantees that every product delivered is not just a tool but a testament to our dedication to excellence. Here at TTC Lifting, we are committed
to exceeding expectations within the lifting industry. Understanding the unique needs and challenges faced, we tirelessly work to provide tailor-made solutions and exceptional service. Our steadfast commitment ensures we consistently deliver and surpass promises. Come find us at stand 41.
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