DURABLE, QUALITY MADE HOISTS — BUILT TO LAST.
For over 75 years, we have proudly manufactured our products in the USA, with our number one priority being the delivery of premium, reliable manual hoists backed by dependable quality and service. Designed for durability, Lug-All hoists are built to go the distance—lasting decades, not just years.
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Web Strap Hoists – Lightweight, tough, and ready to take on the harshest weather conditions.
Cable Hoists – The ultimate multitaskers for lifting, tightening, bending, and more.
Customizable – Available in sizes from ¼ ton to 3 ton with handle, cable/strap, and hook options to suit any application.
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WORKSTATION BRIDGE CRANES
Spanco Workstation Bridge Cranes move loads up to 4,000 pounds quickly and can be easily relocated. Systems offer bridge and runway spans up to 40 feet, minimizing obstructions and freeing up valuable fl oor area. Fully customizable, crane options include telescoping or cantilevered bridges, tractor drives, and mixed-capacity systems.
AVAILABLE SOLUTIONS
Freestanding Workstation - Installs almost anywhere. Ceiling Mounted - Mounts to existing building structure, saving the cost of support columns and headers. Freestanding Monorails - Ideal for lifting and moving products along a fi xed path where there are no existing structures for mounting.
Ceiling Mounted Monorails - Ideal for lifting and moving along a fi xed path. Headerless - Provides full lifting coverage while maximizing your fl oor space. The system columns can fi t in the corners of your barn, garage, or shop without getting in the way of operations.
www.spanco.com/workstation-bridge-cranes/
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