Electric Hoists with Wireless Remote

Our smallest electric chain hoist, the Harrington NER, is available with a capacity of 1/8 ton (250 lbs). This model is ideal for lighter-duty industrial applications, workshops, and maintenance tasks where precision and reliability are still critical. We can help you select the right compact hoist for your specific lifting requirements.

Our electric hoists are designed for industrial power systems. Most models are available in 230V or 460V 3-phase configurations to match standard facility power. Some wire rope hoists also offer single-phase options. Please verify your facility's power supply, and our specialists can confirm the correct voltage configuration for your chosen hoist model.

Chain hoists are generally more compact, cost-effective, and suitable for applications with lower headroom and shorter lifts. Wire rope hoists are preferred for higher capacities, longer lift heights, and faster lifting speeds, offering smoother operation for heavy-duty, high-frequency use. Our experts can help you decide based on your operational needs.

The effective range for most industrial-grade wireless hoist remotes is typically between 100 to 300 feet (30 to 90 meters), depending on the model and environmental factors. This allows operators to control the hoist from a safe distance with a clear view of the load, significantly improving operational safety and efficiency in busy facilities.

Yes, customization is a key service we offer. While we stock standard lift heights, we can configure most models with custom lift lengths to meet your specific application requirements. Contact our specialists with your required height, and we can provide a detailed quote and lead time for a custom solution.

We offer several trolley configurations to suit your needs. Options include manual push trolleys, hand-geared trolleys for precise positioning, and fully motorized trolleys for effortless horizontal movement. Hoists can also be hook-mounted for stationary applications. The best choice depends on your workflow, load weight, and frequency of movement.