Sealey Folding Engine Crane 1 Tonne

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A professional-grade 1-tonne folding engine crane designed for demanding workshop environments. Featuring a fast-folding design for compact storage, a low-profile 80mm frame, and a versatile 3-position jib, it provides the reliability and reach needed for engine removal and heavy lifting tasks.

Adjustable Lifting Capacity: The jib can be set in three distinct positions, offering a lifting capacity ranging from 700kg (extended) to 1000kg (retracted), allowing you to adapt the crane to the weight and positioning requirements of the engine or component.
Professional Performance: Engineered for daily workshop use, it features a heavy-duty forged hook for secure load attachment and a 300° rotating pump handle, making it exceptionally easy to operate in tight engine bays or crowded workshops.
Space-Saving Design: The "fast-folding" mechanism allows the crane to be collapsed quickly, making it ideal for workshops where floor space is at a premium.

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Model:SPC1000

Sealey SPC1000 Folding Engine Crane (1 Tonne) – Professional Workshop Lifting

The Sealey SPC1000 is a heavy-duty, professional-grade engine crane designed for durability, stability, and ease of use in busy garage environments. Engineered to safely lift and maneuver engines and transmissions, this crane offers a maximum capacity of 1000kg, making it an essential asset for automotive repair and maintenance shops.

Key Features & Benefits

1-Tonne Lifting Capacity: Provides robust support for a wide range of automotive engines and heavy mechanical components. The crane features three adjustable jib positions, allowing you to tailor the lifting capacity (1000kg, 800kg, or 700kg) to the weight of your load and the required reach.
Space-Saving Design: Engineered for efficiency, the crane features a fast-folding mechanism. When not in use, it can be folded down quickly for compact storage or transport, reclaiming valuable floor space in your workshop.
Low-Profile Frame: With a frame height of only 80mm at the wheels, this crane can easily be positioned under low-clearance vehicles, allowing you to get close to the work area.
300° Rotating Pump Handle: Designed for tight spaces, the pump handle rotates through a 300° arc, ensuring you can operate the hydraulic lift even when working in cramped engine bays or narrow workshop aisles.
Industrial Build Quality: Weighing 124kg, the SPC1000 is built for heavy-duty daily use. It is equipped with a heavy-duty forged hook for secure load attachment and backed by a 3-year guarantee.

Engineered for Controlled Lifting

The SPC1000 is a primary asset for mechanics who prioritize safety and precision. The adjustable jib allows for variable lifting heights, reaching a maximum of 2550mm in the 700kg position, which provides excellent clearance for removing engines from engine bays. Its solid steel construction ensures it remains stable and rigid under load, providing confidence during critical lifting operations.

Technical Specifications

Model No/SKU: SPC1000
Capacity: 1000kg (Pos 1) / 800kg (Pos 2) / 700kg (Pos 3)
Max Lift Height: 2380mm – 2550mm (depending on position)
Jib Lengths: 1280mm – 1576mm
Frame Height: 80mm
Nett Weight: 124kg
Design: Folding for storage

Why Choose the Sealey SPC1000?

For professional workshops, the SPC1000 represents the perfect balance between high-capacity lifting and practical storage. Its low-profile design and rotating pump handle make it incredibly versatile, while the folding frame ensures your shop floor remains organized.

Safety Note: This is an exceptionally heavy item (124kg). Extra assistance and appropriate lifting equipment must be provided at the delivery point to ensure its safe offloading and assembly. Always ensure you are lifting well within the rated capacity of the specific jib position you are using.