H-Lift Industries Co Ltd

The locking screw on a beam clamp provides several key advantages, particularly in safety, stability, and load security.

Beam clamps are essential tools in construction, manufacturing, and material handling, providing a secure way to lift and move heavy loads. However, improper use can lead to accidents, equipment damage, and serious injuries. To ensure safety and efficiency, workers must follow proper guidelines when using beam clamps.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps to correctly assemble a wire rope sling, whether you’re using a mechanical splice, swage fitting, or hand-tucked termination.

Wire ropes are essential in industries like construction, marine, and transportation, but their effectiveness depends on proper fittings and accessories. Two critical components—wire rope clips and wire rope thimbles—play distinct roles in ensuring the safety, durability, and performance of wire rope systems. This blog explores their functions, differences, and applications to help you choose the right accessory for your needs.

Understanding the differences between standard grab hooks and cradle grab hooks is essential for selecting the right equipment for your lifting needs.

Magnaflux crack detection, also known as magnetic particle inspection (MPI), is a non-destructive testing (NDT) method used to detect surface and near-surface flaws in ferromagnetic materials.

Storing a polyester sling correctly is essential to maintain its strength, durability, and safety. Polyester slings are commonly used in lifting and rigging applications, and improper storage can lead to damage, reduced lifespan, or even failure during use.

Pallet trucks (or pallet jacks) are essential tools for material handling, but improper use can lead to accidents, injuries, or product damage. According to OSHA, over 20% of warehouse injuries involve improper equipment operation. To protect your team and maintain productivity, follow these safety guidelines when using pallet trucks.

Using a master link as a long-term fixed load-bearing point component is generally not recommended unless it is specifically designed and rated for such use.

When the chain hoists are used for lifting operations at significant heights more than 12m, it is often necessary to downgrade their rated capacity. This adjustment is critical to ensuring safety and maintaining equipment integrity. In this blog, we'll explore the reasons behind this important practice and why it matters for your operations.