LIFTEX 2025
Pewag UK – trusted chain and lifting solutions
Pewag UK is the official UK arm of the pewag group – one of the world’s oldest and most respected chain manufacturers, with a history dating back more than 500 years. The pewag group is renowned for quality, innovation and safety. Its products are designed and manufactured in Europe to the highest standards, ensuring performance and reliability across demanding industries including construction, offshore, manufacturing, transport and renewables. In the lifting and rigging sector, pewag offers a comprehensive range of lifting chains and components, including master links, sub-assemblies, connecting links and custom
chain slings available in Grade 10 and 12. The portfolio also includes lifting points, lashing systems, lifting clamps, lifting hooks and magnets.
With local distribution, technical support, and access to pewag’s global engineering expertise, pewag UK helps customers achieve safer, more efficient lifting operations every day.
New for Liftex 2025 is the pewag levo
load balancer and compensator. Engineered for industrial environments, the pewag levo system takes the strain off both operators and machinery. Remote controlled, with hydraulics at its core, it delivers effortless lifting, tilting
and balancing – ensuring every move is safe, accurate and efficient. With high imbalance capacity and the
ability to carry out multiple movements in a single lift without stopping, loads remain steady and under full control. The system also offers the option of a belt attachment for load turning.
Visit pewag UK at LiftEx 2025, stand 55, alongside the wider group portfolio including Modulift, Load Monitoring Systems and Aberdeen Web. Discover how the pewag UK group can provide a complete below-the- hook solution for your lifting requirements.
Tele Radio – global leadership in radio remote control systems
Tele Radio is a global leader in the design and manufacture of industrial radio remote control systems. For decades, we’ve been providing innovative solutions that enhance safety, efficiency and productivity across a wide range of industries. We have over 60 years of experience in the industry and are committed to providing high-quality products and services. Tele Radio’s remote controls are used in a variety of
applications, including industrial machinery, lifting cranes and mobile hydraulics. Our products are known for their performance and durability.
At LiftEx 2025, we’ll be showing a range of
products suitable for the lift and hoist market, from standard handheld and waist style transmitters to fully customisable automation systems. Tele Radio TEQ waist transmitters are available for the most complex control solutions.
Worn using a neck, shoulder or hip belt, our industrial waist transmitters offer the option of a two-handed operation. The large, sturdy handles provide a relaxed working position. Our TEQ waist transmitters come in three
different sizes and are available as standard or customised exclusively for your application. The choice is yours: go for a compact, handy transmitter, or one of the bigger versions that include plenty of space for additional controls and a display up to 4.3in for feedback information from the controlled machine. Our radio remote control systems are designed with the highest safety standards in mind, incorporating features such as emergency stop buttons, frequency hopping technology, user authentication and built-in redundancy. In addition to safety, we’re committed to
providing solutions that enhance efficiency and productivity. Our radio remote control systems offer intuitive user interfaces, customisable configurations and remote monitoring and diagnostics. Visit stand 15 to learn more about our latest innovations. Our team of experts will be on hand to answer your questions and provide personalised guidance.
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