Lever Block

• General Info

  A lever block, often referred to as a lever hoist or chain lever hoist, is a mechanical tool designed for lifting and pulling heavy loads through a lever and chain system. Its versatility makes it a popular choice across various industries, including construction, manufacturing, and shipping. Here’s a detailed overview:
  
  Key Features
  Manual Operation: Lever blocks are operated by hand, requiring the user to pull down on the lever, which activates the chain mechanism to lift the load.
  Compact Design: Generally lightweight and portable, allowing for easy use in confined spaces.
  Durable Construction: Typically constructed from high-strength materials like steel, enabling them to handle substantial loads.
  
  Common Applications
  Construction Sites: Ideal for lifting heavy materials, tools, and equipment.
  Warehousing: utilized for moving and positioning loads within storage areas.
  Maintenance: Frequently used in machinery maintenance to lift heavy components.
  Marine Applications: Commonly found in boatyards and on docks for lifting and securing loads.

• Capacity

  Specifications
  Lifting Capacity: Common capacities range from:
  0.5 Ton
  1 Ton
  2 Ton
  3 Ton
  
  Lift Height: Typical lift heights can vary, with common options being:
  1.5 meters (5 feet)
  3 meters (10 feet)
  6 meters (20 feet) or more.
  
  Chain Length: The lifting chain length can also vary, usually ranging from:
  3 meters (10 feet)
  5 meters (16 feet)
  Custom lengths based on requirements.