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C-ScalesPortable Container Scales
Bison LinkSmart Data Management
Calibration KitEasy Self Calibration
G SeriesMove Containers On Site
ScarabContainer Transloader
C-Lift A SeriesFast & Automated
C-Lift T SeriesRetrofits To Container
C-Lift X SeriesHighest Lift Capacity
C-Lift M SeriesManual & Low Cost
C-Lift MantisReady To Deploy
C-Lift F SeriesGrounded Loading Dock
C-JacksPortable Container Scales
G SeriesContainer Dollies
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Container Lifting
M Series
Mantis
Missed the live session? You can now watch the full webinar recording on demand. Join us from the Bison factory in New Zealand for a behind-the-scenes look and a demo of our manual container lifts, The Mantis and M Series.
Alternatives
5 Minutes
Lifting very heavy containers presents unique challenges, especially outside ports and container yards. This guide compares heavy-lift cranes, reach stackers and portable container lifts, exploring their costs, capabilities and limitations. Discover how Bison's portable container lifts provide a flexible, cost-effective solution for handling loads up to 141,000 lb (64,000 kg).
Americas
Emergency
Bison will exhibit at the Natural Disasters Expo in Houston on October 14th & 15th 2026. Learn how our container handling solutions support disaster relief and where to find us at the event.
Cranes have long been the default solution for lifting shipping containers, but they're not the only option. This guide explores alternative lifting methods, how container lifting jacks work, and why more organizations are choosing to bring container lifting operations in-house.
Cranes have long been the default solution for BESS containers, but they're not the only option. This guide explores alternative lifting methods, how portable container lifts work, and why more organizations are choosing to bring container lifting operations in-house.
Gantry cranes and reach stackers are common solutions for handling containers indoors, but they can limit access and flexibility. This guide explores how portable container lifts work and how they can be used to lift, position, and move containers within a facility.
Container Weighing
We are pleased to announce the upcoming launch of the new Bison Demonstration Site in Houston. This facility provides an opportunity to see Bison container handling systems operating in a real-world environment, with live demonstrations showing how ISO containers can be safely lifted, weighed, moved, and positioned without the need for external equipment.
Defense
Mobility Systems
5 minutes
We explore why deployability must be treated as a core design requirement for modern containerized defense systems, not an afterthought. This blog outlines the challenges engineers face when systems are designed for performance but not movement, and the risks this creates once systems are deployed.
Modified Containers
Compare the main methods for lifting modified shipping containers — from cranes and forklifts to portable container lifting jacks. Find the right approach for your operation.
