Lifting Equipment – Quality, Safety & Efficiency for Every Application

Discover high-quality lifting equipment for industry, trade and logistics – from chain hoists and cranes to rigging. SHT Suhler Hebezeugtechnik stands for tested quality, experience and personal consultation.

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Hoists

From manual chain hoists to electric chain hoists – for workshop and industry.

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Rigging

Round slings, webbing slings, shackles, chain slings and more – robust & tested.

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Load Securing

Lashing straps, anti-slip mats, edge protectors – for safe transport of your goods.

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Cranes

Gantry cranes, pillar jib cranes and overhead cranes – tailored to your needs.

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Material handling – pallet jacks and jacks

Material Handling Equipment

From pallet trucks and workshop cranes to mobile lifting devices – everything for smooth material flow.

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Personal Protective Equipment

Fall protection, helmets, safety harnesses & more – safety first.

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Selecting lifting equipment for the application

Capacity, lifting height and operating method must be considered together with duty cycle, available headroom and environmental conditions. A manual hoist may be the most economical choice for occasional lifting, while an electric or pneumatic system improves ergonomics and throughput in frequent operation. Hazardous areas require equipment matched to the relevant zone and category.

A safe system also needs compatible trolleys, slings and lifting attachments. SHT helps coordinate these components with the load, suspension point and travel path. For a useful recommendation, provide the maximum load, required lift, number of operating cycles, mounting arrangement, available power and any exposure to dust, moisture, heat or explosive atmospheres.

Inspection, maintenance and documented repair services are available for equipment that remains in operation.

This overview supports efficient selection by comparing lifting equipment, operating methods and the interfaces required for a complete system.

Efficiency depends on matching capacity, duty cycle and operating method to the actual material-handling task.