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Versatility and safety are key to easy lifting
September 1st 2008

Designed to help workers when removing or installing submersible pumps, Easylift has been created by ITT Water & Wastewater engineers in conjunction with a specialist lifting manufacturer. The device helps overcome everyday difficulties of accessing pumps and other equipment in hard to reach places, especially where time is critical in the repair or maintenance of water treatment/transportation instruments.

Robert Mason, ITT Water & Wastewater service area manager north, advised the project team developing Easylift that the ITT Water & Wastewater service team required lifting equipment with more versatility and greater safety features. The Easylift comes equipped with accessories to safely move covers away from a sump and transport the pump to a safe working location, without moving the load from a vertical lift.

Easylift is produced from aluminium and fully compliant with the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998. It has adaptable legs suitable for undulating ground and adjustment holes on the beam to shorten the footprint if required. The product has a 1.6m length beam which runs across the top of the two support frames housing a spirit level to ensure it is horizontal.

The beam incorporates two trollies allowing for easy movement across the structure of up to 500kg. Locking clips prevent the lifting point from moving.

Component parts are lightweight and easily transportable with an optional purpose built transport system. It is self supporting while the engineer erects the frame, enabling single man operation.

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