Product Review Liko Golvo 9000 Hoist
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Liko Golvo
How we reviewed the Liko Golvo Hoist?
At Medaco, we’ve brought together a panel of industry experts from across the care sector to rigorously test and review the Liko Golvo 9000 hoist. Our team has assessed every aspect – from build quality and maintenance requirements to ease of use and overall design.
After thorough evaluation, we’ve complied an overall score along with key pros and cons to help you make an informed decision. If you’re considering which hoist is right for your care facility, read on to discover what our experts found.

£8,299.00 – £8,599.00
The Golvo 9000 lift offers the functional advantages of an overhead lift with the flexibility of a mobile lift. It is ideal for common lifting situations across a variety of care environments.
Safe working load: 200kg
Pros:
✓ The aluminum construction makes this hoist remarkably lightweight, which enhances portability and ease of use without sacrificing strength.
✓ It features a robust and well-engineered design, ensuring long-lasting durability and reliable performance even under frequent or heavy use.
✓ Unlike many other mobile hoists on the market, this model employs a unique lift tape mechanism, providing smooth and precise lifting functionality.
✓ In addition to its primary lifting function, the hoist can also be effectively used for gait training, adding versatility to its range of applications.
✓ The Base opens parallel to help with recliner chairs or student walking aids.
✓ Can have quick release sling bar, giving access to different lifting options including a stretcher.
✓ You can lift from the floor with mechanical lowering systems.
Cons:
x While the hoist is sturdy and effective, it is not among the smallest models available, which could present challenges in tight or compact spaces.
x The higher quality materials and construction contribute to overall durability but can also mean that replacement parts tend to be more expensive than those for lower-end models.
x The plastic sling retaining components are functional and secure when used correctly, but they have the potential to become detached if handled improperly or subjected to misuse.
Final Thoughts
Overall, this mobile hoist stands out as a high-quality, versatile solution that combines lightweight construction with exceptional durability. Its unique lift tape mechanism sets it apart from more conventional models, offering enhanced functionality for both standard lifting and gait training applications. While its larger size and the potential cost of replacement parts may be considerations for some users, these are balanced by the hoist’s reliability and robust build. For those seeking a long-term, multifunctional mobility aid with thoughtful design and performance, this hoist presents a compelling option well worth the investment.
Meet The Experts

Tania Hemstock
Moving and Handling Trainer/Advisor

Steve Smallridge
Operations Director at Medaco