Yale is the leading brand of European standard manual lifting equipment. As early as 1877, Yale produced the first spur gear chain hoist equipped with a Weston spiral disc load brake - a design principle that is still used today. In 1936, with the launch of Yale's world-renowned PUL-LIFT⑥ product line, crane manufacturing began to flourish in Velbert. The renewal of Yale's product range and the development of new products in various product areas are constantly raising the benchmark requirements in terms of product quality, reliability and safety. Yale's comprehensive product range includes lifts, cranes, load lifting pulleys and crane scales, balancers, slings and strapping, material handling equipment and loading and transfer systems, hydraulic tools, bolting technology and workshop equipment. These high-quality products are delivered ready for use and are widely used in industry and commerce around the world.

Founded in 1861, PLANETA is a family-owned company with a history of more than 150 years, specializing in the design, production, sales and maintenance of lifting equipment. PLANETA lifting products have been widely recognized by industrial users in Germany and throughout Europe. In the process of 150 years of growth, PLANETA has continuously brought innovative ideas and technologies into the industry. In 1900, with the patented manual hoist with worm gear hoist, PLANETA took the first step to become a professional company in the industry. In 1902, PLANETA took the lead in the industry to invest in rotary steam-driven engines and began large-scale production through electricity. In 1957, the maximum lifting weight of PLANETA's single product reached 30 t. With the widespread application of electricity, PLANETA brought electric lifting products to the market for the first time. Today, PLANETA's sales network has covered Germany, France, Austria and some other countries. PLANETA lifting products are widely used in wind power generation industry, shipyards, cement plants, chemical plants, forestry, automobile plants, theaters and municipal engineering.