Manual Scaffold Hoists
Manual Scaffold Hoists
Securpulley c/w Fixed Bracket / Kit Bag
8501001
£319.00 ex VAT
£288.98 ex VAT
£346.78 inc VAT
Securpulley c/w Swivel Bracket, Fixed Bracket & Kit Bag
8501002
£513.00 ex VAT
£444.98 ex VAT
£533.98 inc VAT
Securpulley Rope - 60m long with hook end
910006
£209.98 ex VAT
£251.98 inc VAT
GW10E - Gin Wheel
GW10E
W10E - Gin Wheel also known as a Builders Gin Wheel Block with Swivel Eye slides perfectly over scaffold tubes and is used on many construction sites as a cheap pulley block. Suits 16mm and 18mm Gin Wheel Ropes with Spliced Eye (sold separately)
£34.50 ex VAT
£41.40 inc VAT
Securepulley Rope - 30m long with hook end
910005
Securepulley Rope - 30m long with hook end supplied fully tested and certified. the lifting rope is manufactured from 18mm Dia quality rope x 30m Long. These ropes are supplied fully certified and fitted with a large Hook to one end to aid in lifting buckets and materials on site via your SECURPULLEY.
£99.98 ex VAT
£119.98 inc VAT
Gin Wheel and Lifting Rope Kit
GWK
£69.98 ex VAT
£83.98 inc VAT
Gin Wheel Rope c/w Lifting Hook
GWR
£39.50 ex VAT
£47.40 inc VAT
What Is A Manual Scaffold Hoist?
A manual scaffold hoist is a lifting device used in construction and maintenance work to raise and lower materials and equipment on scaffolding. It is manually operated, typically through the use of a crank or lever system.
Unlike electric or motorized hoists, manual scaffold hoists rely on human power to lift loads. This is done by turning a handle or crank, which winds a rope or cable around a drum to raise the load. Manual scaffold hoists are capable of lifting varying weights, depending on their design and construction. They are generally used for lighter loads compared to their motorized counterparts.
Being manually operated, these hoists are typically more portable and easier to set up than motorized hoists, making them suitable for smaller or temporary construction projects.
What Is A Gin Wheel?
A gin wheel is a simple pulley device used for lifting and lowering loads, commonly in construction and material handling. It consists of a wheel (pulley) with a groove around its circumference for guiding a rope or cable.
A rope is looped over the wheel, allowing a person to lift heavy materials by pulling down on one end of the rope. The wheel reduces the effort needed by changing the direction of the force applied.
Gin wheels are commonly used on construction sites to hoist materials to higher levels of scaffolding or buildings. They can be quickly set up and used without the need for power sources. Like manual scaffold hoists, gin wheels are portable and relatively easy to set up, making them ideal for temporary or small-scale projects.