Manual lifting system

Manual Solutions for Logistics

Manual lifting systems for ISO containers are applicable to ISO corners that allow lifting and leveling container and shelter modules up to 10t (15t and 20t on request).

They can be transported separately or attached to the container folded on the short side, not to exceed the dimensions permitted on the road.

These devices can be used for shelters or containers that need to be maneuvered quickly and economically from the loading bed of trucks to the ground and vice versa, where a crane is unavailable. Our experience reveals no operating anomalies, even after decades of non-use. The lifting function, thanks to the high reduction ratio of the gears and the solidarity bar placed on the short side of the container, can be carried out manually with the help of just two operators without the need for special tools.

The lifters for containers and shelters make their effectiveness evident whenever it is necessary to position pre-fitted modules, especially in extreme emergencies. For example, in a catastrophe, for transport solutions for the Armed Forces, technical rescue services, international assistance in the event of humanitarian crises, and so on.

The construction guarantees easy handling, lightness, ease of operation, and minimal maintenance. The lifting elements and the module form an extremely stable and robust configuration. Large support plates allow the device to be used outdoors and on uneven surfaces.

Each jack can be operated individually to level the module. The lifting devices are removable and can also be easily stored separately.

The main performance characteristics are:

System lifting capacity: 10t (other capacities achievable on specification 15t 20t for MOQ5pcs)
Single lift lifting capacity: 5t
Useful lifting stroke: 1750 mm
No export authorization is required by the Italian government.

In conclusion, Emergency Solutions' manual container lifters represent a qualitative leap in emergency logistics. Their ability to operate autonomously, without requiring pre-existing infrastructure, makes them fundamental tools for those operating on the front lines in the most critical situations.