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ALR Compact Lever Hoist

SKU: ALHC6-0025
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  • The ALR Compact Lever Hoist (ALHC6) is a portable lever-operated lifting hoist with 250kg and 500kg capacity options for operators moving between lifting tasks. The models weigh 1.5kg and 4.5kg respectively at a 1.5m height of lift. Reinforced cast-steel latches provide positive closure on the top and bottom hooks, while hook overload indicators and identification markings support inspection and traceability.

    Choose the capacity and height of lift to suit the load and installation, using the PDF dimensions and chain sizes to check fit. The zinc-finished G80 alloy steel load chain complies with EN 818-7 and provides enhanced corrosion protection. The stated operating range is -20°C to +120°C, with a minimum load of 2% of working load limit (WLL), a 4:1 safety factor and proof testing at 1.5 times WLL. These test and safety factors do not increase the permitted working load; follow ALR’s operating instructions.

  • Model: ALHC6
    Origin:  United Kingdom
    Working load limit (WLL) Options: 250kg or 500kg
    Load chain size: 250kg model: 3.2 x 9mm
    500kg model: 4.3 x 12mm
    Additional weight per metre of height of lift: 250kg model: 0.22kg
    500kg model: 0.37kg
    Operating temperature: -20°C to +120°C
    Minimum load: 2% of WLL
  • Specification Sheet: ALR ALHC6 Compact Lever Hoist specification sheet

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FAQs About ALR Compact Lever Hoist

What is the ALR Compact Lever Hoist used for?

The ALR Compact Lever Hoist is a manually operated chain hoist for lifting loads within its marked working load limit. The range offers 250kg and 500kg capacities. Check the load, suspension point and complete lifting arrangement against the manufacturer’s instructions before use.

Who should use the ALR Compact Lever Hoist?

The ALR Compact Lever Hoist should be used by people trained and competent in manual hoisting and the planned lifting operation. Operators need to understand the marked capacity, hook connections, pre-use checks and manufacturer’s operating instructions.

Where can the ALR Compact Lever Hoist be used?

Use the ALR Compact Lever Hoist where a suitable load-bearing suspension point and sufficient operating clearance are available. The technical sheet specifies an operating temperature range of -20°C to +120°C. Its zinc-finished load chain offers enhanced corrosion protection, but this does not establish suitability for every outdoor, chemical or hazardous environment.

When should I choose the 250kg or 500kg ALR Compact Lever Hoist?

Choose the ALR Compact Lever Hoist capacity to suit the total load carried by the hoist, including any lifting accessories it supports. Do not exceed the selected 250kg or 500kg working load limit. The technical sheet specifies a minimum load of 2% of WLL, equivalent to 5kg for the 250kg model and 10kg for the 500kg model.

Why choose the ALR Compact Lever Hoist for portable lifting jobs?

The ALR Compact Lever Hoist weighs 1.5kg in the 250kg version and 4.5kg in the 500kg version at a 1.5m height of lift, making it practical to carry between jobs. Both models have reinforced cast-steel hook safety latches, hook overload indicators and identification markings, plus zinc-finished G80 alloy steel load chain.

How does LOLER legislation apply to the ALR Compact Lever Hoist?

When the ALR Compact Lever Hoist is used for lifting at work in Great Britain, LOLER places duties on those responsible for the lifting operation and equipment. HSE guidance gives a normal thorough-examination interval of 12 months for lifting equipment not used to lift people, or the interval set by a competent person’s examination scheme. Lifting accessories have separate examination requirements. Carry out appropriate pre-use checks and follow the manufacturer’s instructions; LOLER is legislation, not a product certification.