Bespoke Lifting and Handling

Shear Mixer Head Attachment Lifting Solution

One of the leading manufacturers of High Shear Mixer Heads approached Packline to assist in developing a lifting device that they could offer their customers as a safe and reliable means to handle their range of Mixer Heads.
 

Mechanical Vertical Spindle Reel Lifter

Vertical Spindle Attachment Geared Rotation and Mechanical Ejection.

The fully mechanical Vertical Spindle from Packline is now available. All manual handling has been eliminated with the fully mechanical Vertical spindle.

 

Forward Tipping Clamp with Geared Rotation

This New Clamp from Packline offers Forward Tipping Geared Rotation. Unlike the manual forward tipping option this design provides the operator with full control when tipping the barrel forwards.

Lifting Frames to handle Reels of Film and Material

The Packline lifting frame is designed to handle reels of film and material. It is designed so that the frame is opened and the reel is rolled on to the platform.

Twin Column Compac Lifter - lift to height of 4m

The Compac Lifter designed with twin columns to lift sacks of ingredients weighing up to 100kg to a height of 4 metres.
 

Heavy Duty Reel Cradle - lift loads up to 1000kg

Designed for a lifting and handling company this Reel Cradle Attachment can lift up to 1000kg. The simple design allows for a reel to be rolled on to the cradle from a pallet with the core free for a mandrel to the inserted.

Vessel Trolley & Lifing Arrangement

Method of handling and transporting expensive awkward shaped vessels weighing 130kg and approximately 2 meters long the company produced a purpose designed trolley and lifting arrangement.
 

Box Rotator - Manoeuvre and Rotate Large Wooden Box

This bespoke attachment was required due to a manual handling issue that meant two operators were always required to manoeuvre and rotate large wooden boxes.

Tilting Exhaust Lifter - for the Automotive Industry

The Tilting Exhaust Lifter was designed as a one off for a company in the automotive industry. It was required to cradle the exhaust, which is split into three parts, for operators to then assemble and fit to the vehicles during manufacture. Each exhaust system can weigh up to 40kg making it unsafe for operators to manually lift.