Manufacturing Facilities: Utilized for lifting components and assemblies, facilitating the movement of parts between workstations and aiding in the alignment of heavy components on assembly lines.

Automotive Industry: Employed in automotive repair shops and assembly lines to lift engines, transmissions, and other substantial automotive parts, enhancing workflow efficiency.

Construction Sites: Crucial for lifting building materials such as steel beams, concrete blocks, and prefabricated structures, providing mobility and ease of use throughout construction projects.

Warehousing and Logistics: Used in warehouses to assist in lifting and moving heavy goods, aiding in loading and unloading from trucks and placing items on high shelves.

Workshops and Garages: Essential in small-scale workshops for lifting heavy machinery and equipment for repair or adjustment purposes.

Entertainment Industry: Facilitates stage production and concert setups by lifting heavy stage equipment, lighting, and scenery, contributing to efficient event management.

Shipping Yards: Utilized for the loading and unloading of containers and bulky cargo from ships and other freight carriers, streamlining operations.

Maintenance and Repair Operations: Used in maintenance shops and facilities to lift heavy machinery during repairs or parts replacement, ensuring operational continuity.