In demanding industries such as shipbuilding, construction, and power line installation, a reliable lever hoist (often called a “come-along” in North America) is an indispensable tool. Baoding OTOY Trading Co., Ltd. supplies professional-grade manual lever blocks engineered to tension, pull, and lift heavy loads in any direction. Our lever hoists bridge the gap between compact portability and extreme mechanical advantage, allowing operators to move multi-ton loads with minimal manual effort in incredibly tight spaces.
We are actively expanding our catalog to bring you the safest and most efficient pulling solutions on the market:
Heavy-Duty Load Capacities: Ranging from lightweight 0.25-Ton mini lever hoists for tight corners to massive 6-Ton and 9-Ton industrial ratchet pullers for heavy machinery alignment.
Smooth Freewheeling Mechanism: Designed with a quick-adjustment freewheel feature. This allows operators to easily pull the chain through the hoist by hand to attach the load rapidly before applying ratcheting tension.
Galvanized Load Chains: Equipped with high-tensile, rust-resistant galvanized chains (Grade 80 or Grade 100) to ensure smooth operation and prevent jamming in harsh, wet, or marine environments.
Optional Overload Protection: Available with integrated slip-clutch mechanisms that prevent the hoist from operating if the load exceeds the maximum rated capacity, ensuring absolute operator safety.
When pulling thousands of pounds of tension, equipment failure is not an option. All OTOY manual lever hoists are constructed with impact-resistant stamped steel housings and highly reliable dual-pawl mechanical braking systems for redundant safety. We proudly hold authoritative TÜV, CE, and ISO quality certifications. To ensure totally risk-free procurement, we back our lifting and rigging equipment with a pioneering 7-year warranty and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Common questions from our news readers and partners
A: While both are manual lifting tools, a manual chain block is operated by pulling a continuous hand chain and is strictly used for vertical lifting. A lever hoist is operated by cranking a ratcheting lever handle. Because of its design, a lever hoist can be used in any orientation—horizontally for pulling and tensioning, or vertically for lifting in confined spaces where pulling a long hand chain is impossible.
A: The freewheeling (or free-chaining) mechanism allows the operator to disengage the internal gearing when the hoist is not under load. By doing this, you can quickly pull the load chain through the hoist by hand to attach the hook to your cargo, saving significant time compared to ratcheting the chain all the way down notch by notch.
A: Yes. Our lever hoists are built with rugged, enclosed steel housings to protect the internal gears from dust, mud, and debris. Furthermore, we equip our hoists with premium galvanized load chains, which provide excellent resistance against rust and corrosion caused by rain or saltwater exposure on shipyards and construction sites.
