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As REID Lifting develops, a key cornerstone to our success has been one of our design engineers Frank Hall…and at one time or another we have all been heard to say “Ask Frank!”.

This section provides many of the answers to the Frequently Asked Questions that “Frank”, and the rest of us get asked…

Please feel free to ask your own question which we promise to answer as a matter of urgency via email, the telephone or as a FAQ.

So, any questions about how REID Lifting can help you? Just “ASK FRANK”

Please contact our Head Office to discuss any queries about our product range or any of these questions, we will be happy to help.

QUESTIONS ANSWERED

What do I need as a base for the PORTA-DAVIT &/or T-DAVIT?

REID produces a range of integrated sockets for these davit systems, all tested to 500kg. We also produce a PORTA-BASE system f... [more]

Can REID supply systems across Europe?

Yes Reid can support most geographic locations from our UK offices with local support from our partner network. REID has a net... [more]

What is the maximum Working Load Limit for the REID PORTA-DAVIT?

Max WLL is 500kg for our PORTA-DAVIT and T-DAVIT systems at present, but we are expecting to launch a new 1,000kg PORTA-DAVIT f... [more]

Do you provide Overload Protection devices on REID systems?

Yes - REID Lifting strongly recommends Overload Protection on all lifts for the most effective use of the equipment and to furt... [more]

Do you provide customised units?

Yes REID develops customised and bespoke systems to meet the most exacting demands. We also work with clients to develop desig... [more]

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