LGRIG® Lever Hoists — Pull, Lift, Position, Perfect.
From pulling a vehicle out of mud to lifting heavy machinery on a construction site, QINGDAO LG RIGGING CO.,LTD delivers the LGRIG® range of lever hoists and wire rope pullers — the versatile hand-powered tools that lift, lower, pull, and position loads in any direction with precision and ease.
Our comprehensive lineup includes lever chain hoists with G80 alloy steel chains for heavy-duty lifting and pulling applications, wire rope pullers with heavy-duty parallel jaws for secure gripping, and come-along pullers for light to medium pulling tasks.
All LGRIG® lever hoists are manufactured to meet rigorous international standards including EN 13157 for hand-powered lifting equipment, ASME B30.21 for ratchet and pawl type lever hoists, and AS 1418.2, JIS, and ISO regulations, with capacities ranging from 0.75 ton to 6 tons and beyond.
Weston-style dual pawl brakes and guided chain slots ensure smooth, secure operation, while 360-degree rotating hooks provide flexibility in any orientation.
Whether you are tensioning lines, lifting loads, or pulling equipment in construction, shipbuilding, power line construction, factories, forestry, mining, recreation, refineries, and civil engineering, LGRIG® lever hoists and wire rope pullers deliver the strength, safety, and reliability that professionals trust — in every pull, on every lift.
The Wire Rope Puller is simple and easy to operate. the release mechanism of the Jaw makes it easy to thread and pull out the wire rope, anchoring the puller firmly and securing the load. operation is carried out by cranking the handle and placing the handle on the forward or reverse lever.
The heavy-duty parallel jaws located in the Wire Rope Puller pull the wire rope through and can be easily adjusted with a simple tug on the handle, the Jaw is slowly and gradually gripped, and the heavier the load, the tighter the grip.
It is important to note that
1. Do not use severely rusted or worn wire rope to avoid posing a hazard during the use of the Wire Rope Puller and to protect the operator's life.
2. Make sure that the WLL of the Wire Rope Puller is not exceeded and that the working load limit of the Wire Rope Puller is not exceeded.
1. to disengage the main ratchet drive, first locate the drive pawl spring on the lever handle and place the spring in the up position to disengage the ratchet drive
2. If you have two load hooks, you can connect them to each other and then attach the load hook to the load
3. pull up on the stop pawl trigger and then use the Wire Rope Puller to pull back so that the wire rope is released to your anchor point
4. Once you have reached the anchor point, release the trigger and make sure it is in the ratchet sprocket position, then you can hang the anchor hook on the spot you want to pull and start pulling
5. Ensure the drive is engaged, the drive pawl spring must be pushed into the down position so that the main ratchet drive engages the main ratchet drive sprocket
6. Rock the lever backward and forward to move the load in a ratchet fashion, the lever moves back and forth and the load will move slowly until the load is in the desired position. It is important to secure the load before you release the tension, this will prevent the load from accidentally moving backward.