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DLH MANUAL LEVER HOIST

A high-strength aluminum alloy hand lever hoist that lifts, lowers, and pulls with a 6-gear reduction drive and double pawl braking — built for maintenance and rigging jobs that need lightweight, no-power lifting with smooth, reliable stopping, not just fixed-point operation.

Capacity250-750 kg
Standard lift1.5 m
Load chain specifications3.2mm/4mm/5mm
Warranty1
Minimum Order Quantity5 pieces
StandardEN13157

Product Overview

The aluminum lever hoist, built to standard EN 13157, pairs a high-strength aluminum alloy shell with a compact frame design, delivering light weight without sacrificing strength. Its 6-gear reduction system keeps wrench force low and shortens the wrench length, while the double-pawl braking system ensures smooth, reliable braking. Available in 0.25 t, 0.5 t, and 0.75 t capacities with a complete kit, it is an ideal portable unit for lifting, pulling, and tensioning in narrow spaces, open air, and overhead places.

Its high-strength construction gives the hoist a service life exceeding 1500 EU standard fatigue tests — see the comparison below to confirm which capacity and chain length fit your job.


Key Features

01

Lightweight aluminum alloy shell

Made of high-strength aluminum alloy, the shell is lightweight yet durable, making the hoist easy to carry and operate.

02

Compact & high-strength design

The compact frame combines lightweight construction with high strength, providing reliable performance even in demanding working conditions.

03

6-gear reduction system

The six-gear reduction system reduces the required operating force and allows for a shorter handle, making lifting and pulling easier and more efficient.

04

Double-pawl safety brake

The double-pawl braking system provides smooth and reliable braking, while the hoist is designed to withstand more than 1,500 EU standard fatigue test cycles.


Why Choose an Aluminum Lever Hoist?

Not every lifting job needs power or heavy machinery. For lifting, pulling, or tensioning in confined spaces, outdoors, or at height, a lightweight aluminum lever hoist does the job at lower cost and with less maintenance — no wiring, no power source, no motor to service. It's built for exactly that: portable, dependable, all-angle operation.


Which aluminum lever hoist fits your job?For frequent moves between stations, the 0.25 t or 0.5 t model with kit is lightest to carry. In confined spaces, the 6-gear reduction version cuts wrench force and shortens the wrench. For more capacity without extra weight, the 0.75 t model balances strength and lightness — all built to EN 13157 with a service life exceeding 1500 EU standard fatigue tests.
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DLFP Technical Specifications

Model
DLH-0.25TDLH-0.5TDLH-0.75T
Capacity load(t)0.250.50.75
Standard Lift(m)1.51.51.5
Effort required to lift max load(N)190240290
Load chain specifications(mm)3.245
Load chain Number of falls
111
Test Load(kg)3757501125
Net weight(kg)1.52.53.4
Gross Weight(kg)1.72.83.8
Packing size(cm)25*14*1225*14*1235*15*11








DLH Dimensions

All dimensions in mm


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DLH-0.25T
876820014555.535.5213211
DLH-0.5T1008125016062.54224.534.512
DLH-0.75T
10592260180644228.535.515.5


Applications

Electric Power Industry
Electric Power Industry
Construction Industry
Construction Industry
Petroleum and Petrochemical Industry
Petroleum and Petrochemical Industry
Mining Industry
Mining Industry

How to Select the Right Aluminum Lever Hoist Model

01

What is a hand lever hoist, and when should I use one?

A hand lever hoist (also called a ratchet lever hoist) is a manually powered device that lifts, lowers, and pulls loads through a ratcheting lever mechanism. Choose it when you need portability, no power source, precise positioning, or horizontal pulling and tensioning — typical in maintenance, installation, rigging, and construction work.

02

How do I choose the right capacity — 0.25 t, 0.5 t, or 0.75 t?

First record the real maximum load at the job site, including slings and hooks. Rule of thumb: rated capacity ≥ actual load × 1.25. Then match the range: 0.25 t for light maintenance, 0.5 t for general installation, 0.75 t for heavier equipment. When in doubt, size up — never overload a hoist.

03

Why choose an aluminum alloy housing over steel?

Weight and corrosion. The high-strength aluminum alloy shell makes the hoist lighter for frequent transport, high-altitude work, and confined spaces, and it resists moisture and corrosion outdoors. The trade-off: steel shells absorb extreme impacts better, so choose steel for harsh shock-loading applications.

04

What does the 6-gear reduction system mean for the user?

It multiplies your hand force through six reduction stages, so less lever effort is needed and the handle can be shorter. In practice, that means less fatigue during long jobs and easier operation in tight spaces. When comparing models, ask for the stated operating force (in N) at rated load.

Product Advantages

  • High-Strength Aluminum Alloy Shell

  • Compact And High-Strength Design

  • 6-Gear Reduction System



  • Double-Pawl Braking System

  • Multiple Capacity Options

  • High Fatigue Resistance



Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between an aluminum alloy lever hoist and a conventional steel lever hoist?

The aluminum alloy version uses a high-strength aluminum alloy shell and a compact frame design, making it significantly lighter and easier to carry — ideal for frequent transport, high-altitude work, and confined spaces. It also resists moisture and corrosion better outdoors. A steel housing is still preferable where extreme impacts are expected.


What capacities does the aluminum lever hoist come in?

Three ratings are available: 0.25 t, 0.5 t, and 0.75 t, each supplied with a matching kit. Choose the rating so that rated capacity ≥ actual load × 1.25 — never exceed the rated load.


What standard is it manufactured to?

It is made to EN 13157, the European standard Cranes – Safety – Hand powered lifting equipment, which covers lever hoists and requires automatic braking whenever the operating force ceases, in both lifting and lowering.


Why is the operating force so small?

The 6-gear reduction system multiplies your hand force through six stages, so less effort is needed and the handle can be kept shorter. The result is less fatigue during long jobs and easier operation in tight working areas.


How does the braking system work?

A double pawl braking system provides smooth, reliable braking. The hoist brakes automatically the moment you release the lever — in both lifting and lowering — for safe, controlled load handling.




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