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Chain Block
Chain blocks and lever hoists for lifting and tensioning. Select by capacity and chain length.
Valeryd has an extensive range of chain blocks and lever lift blocks, a key component within our premium range for safe and efficient load handling. Discover how our chain blocks can be the perfect solution for your lifting needs, with high-quality performance and reliability.
For all types of lifting
With our chain blocks, only your imagination sets the limits – whatever type of lift you're carrying out, we have models suited to your needs. With a focus on user-friendliness, Valeryd offers chain blocks that are easy to install and require minimal maintenance, which reduces downtime and increases productivity.
What's the difference between a chain block and a lever lift block?
A chain block and a lever lift block are two different types of lifting equipment with different construction and functions.
Chain block: A generic chain block is a device used to change the direction of a force or lift a load. It usually consists of a hook, block or pulley and a chain or rope. Chain blocks are used to increase the mechanical advantage and thereby reduce the force required to lift a heavy load. They can be single or double, depending on the number of pulleys or blocks used.
Lever lift block: A lever lift block is a specific type of lifting equipment that uses a lever mechanism to raise or lower the load. It has a lever that's used to apply the force required to lift or lower the load. Lever lift blocks are often designed to give the operator a mechanical advantage, making it possible to lift heavy loads with less effort.
Differences:
Mechanism: The main difference lies in the mechanism used to lift the load. A generic chain block usually uses a single or double pulley, while a lever lift block uses a lever mechanism. Use of force: In a chain block, the force is distributed across the block or pulley to reduce the force needed for lifting. In a lever lift block, the lever is used to increase the mechanical advantage and thereby reduce the required force further. Applications: Depending on construction and capacity, they can be used for different applications. Chain blocks are common across various industrial sectors to assist with lifting and moving loads. Lever lift blocks can be used when manual control and adjustment of the load's height is needed.
The choice between a chain block and a lever lift block depends on the specific requirements and application of the lifting operation.
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Chain blocks
VALERYD's chain blocks for trailers are developed to make safe load handling easier when loading and unloading. When you're working with heavier goods on your trailer, our chain blocks provide the mechanical advantage needed to handle the load efficiently. With capacities from 225kg up to 2000kg, there's the right chain block for your needs, whether it's smaller tools or heavier equipment to be loaded onto the trailer.
Chain Block
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