AMC 2026 catalogue

Material Handling

Steps, Stools, & Hoists

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MATERIAL HANDLING

Office Step Stools

▪2 step-designs ▪350 lbs. load

capacity

GGM5M655

WWG1UG81

RBB2523BLK

Overall

Height Colour Brand

Item

No. 14 in Tan Approved Vendor GGM5M655 10 in Black Approved Vendor GGM5M656 14 in Black Rubbermaid RBB2523BLK 15 in Tan Cramer WWG1UG81

APPROVED VENDOR, CRAMER, RUBBERMAID

Rolling Steps Featuring aluminum construction and powder-coated finishes, these step stands offer lightweight durability and corrosion resistance. Stop Step™ models are mobile, with casters that retract when activated by the weight of a person stepping on the ladder.

VESLAD2Y WWG9E382 FTL2NH

No. of Steps Platform Depth Platform Height Bottom Width Load Capacity Material Colour Assembled/Unassembled Brand

Item

No. 2 11 in 19 in 21 1⁄8 in 300 lb Steel Yellow Partially Assembled Vestil VESLAD2Y 2 14 in 20 in — 350 lb Steel Yellow Partially Assembled Vestil VESLADDDP182G 2 15 in 18 in 26 in 400 lb Steel Blue — Canway FTL2NH 3 10 in 28 1⁄2" 20 in 450 lb Steel Grey Unassembled Ballymore WWG9E382 2 10 in 19" 20 in 450 lb Steel Grey Assembled Ballymore WWG8YDX8 2 10 in 19 in 30 in 450 lb Steel Grey Unassembled Ballymore BLL226X 2 10 in 19 in 30 in 450 lb Steel Grey Unassembled Ballymore BLL226P

BALLYMORE, CANWAY, VESTIL

Step Stands

▪500-lb. load rating Lightweight stands are durable and easy to move.

WWG403U24 WWG38GU04

No. of Steps Top Step Height Bottom Width Base Depth Colour

Item

No. 1 11 1⁄2" 19 1⁄2 in 13 3⁄4" Yellow WWG38GT98 1 11 1⁄2" 19 1⁄2 in 13 3⁄4" Black WWG38GU06 1 11 1⁄2" 19 1⁄2 in 13 3⁄4" Grey WWG38GT95 2 19 1⁄4" 21 in 23 3⁄4" Yellow WWG38GU02 2 19 1⁄4" 21 in 23 3⁄4" Grey WWG38GT97 2 19 1⁄4" 21 in 23 3⁄4" Black WWG38GT96 2 24" 25 in 25 3⁄4" Yellow WWG403U24 3 29 1⁄4" 16 in 34 1⁄4" Yellow WWG38GT99 3 29 1⁄4" 21 in 33 1⁄2" Black WWG38GU01 3 29 1⁄4" 21 in 33 1⁄2" Grey WWG38GU04 4 38 1⁄2" 21 1⁄2 in 42 1⁄2" Yellow WWG38GU03

DPI

Mini Lever Chain Hoist

▪Weston-type load brake ▪Hardened and plated alloy steel load chain ▪Load-tested ▪Meet ANSI/ASME B30.21 Standards

Load Capacity Pull to Lift Rated Load Min. Between Hooks Hoist Lift Lever Length

Item

No. 500 lbs. 60 lb 9 1⁄16 in 5 ft 6 5⁄16 in GGM5YGF5

DAYTON

How to Choose What Service Classification You Need

WEIGHT CAPACITY INPUT VOLTAGE LIFT SPEED CHAIN LENGTH (Lift) LOAD MOVEMENT NUMBER OF LIFTS START/STOPS OPERATING TIME

Determine the max.

weight you need to lift. (include lifting,

supporting, and positioning devices).

What is the nominal

voltage (±10% of rated voltage)

in your facility? Single-Phase 115

or 230V 3-Phase 208, 230, or 460V.

What speed do you want to lift the load?

Industry standard

for 1⁄8 to 1 ton is 16 ft./min. (fpm). 2 ton is 8 fpm. For flexibility consider a

variable-speed lift.

Measure from the point

of mount to the floor.

What is the actual

distance the load

must be lifted and lowered?

Determine the number of lifts per

hour for the job.

How many times does an operator activate the

push-button control?

Rule of thumb: 8 starts/stops per cycle

(load lift and lower).

Hoists have a "Service Classification" rating. To determine this classification

for your job, use the following calculation: Minutes Run Time = Feet

of Load Lift x Lifts per Hour x 2 ÷ Hoist Speed

Then calculate: % On Time = Minutes

Run Time ÷ 60 Ex: 2400 lb. includes

all the components

of the load (pallet, drum, sling, etc.).

Ex: 230V Ex: 8 fpm Ex: 12 ft. Ex: 7 ft. Ex: 15 Ex: 120 start/stops Ex: 12 ft.

Hoist Service Classifications

Note: For higher duty cycles, refer to the Air Hoist section.

Service Classification

Total Equipment

Running Time Max. Start/Stops Per Hour Typical Areas of Application

H4 - Industry Standard Approaching 50% of

the work period 300 High-volume handling in steel warehousing, machine shops, fabricating plants, mills, and foundries. Manual or automatic cycling operations in heat-treating and plating operations.

H3 Not to exceed 25%

of the work period 150 General machine shop, fabricating, assembly, storage, and warehousing use, where loads and operation are randomly distributed.

H2 Not to exceed 15%

of the work period 75 Light machine shop, fabricating industries, and service and maintenance work, where loads and use are randomly distributed with capacity loads infrequently handled.

This mini-ratchet chain puller features 1-hand operation and is designed to help users connect and guide loads with free hands. It is load-tested for safety and constructed with forged steel for enhanced durability. The free-chaining feature enables quick load attachment. Upper and lower hooks include latches to secure loads. The puller also includes single-stage reduction gearing, hardened and plated alloy steel load chain, and a rubber grip.