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December 2nd, 2023

EC Declaration of Conformity

An EC Declaration of Conformity is a declaration made by the manufacturer, or his authorised representative, that the equipment described complies with the relevant European Directive(s). It is the legal document enabling an item to be placed on the European Economic Area (EEA) and taken into service.

February 1st, 2024

Lifting Equipment vs Lifting Device vs Lifting Accessory

Lifting equipment is a generic term used to indicate loosely all lifting accessories and appliances. A lifting appliance is any machine which is able to raise, lower or suspend a load but excluding machines incorporating a guided load (i.e. lifts) and continuous mechanical handling devices (i.e. conveyors). Also commonly referred to as lifting devices. Examples of lifting appliances are cranes, hoists, jacks, etc. A lifting accessory is a component or attachment used in conjunction with li

November 28th, 2023

What is the Lifting Gear ?

Lifting gear refers to the collection of equipment and accessories used in conjunction with lifting operations. This gear is essential for ensuring the safe and effective lifting, lowering, and movement of heavy loads. Lifting gear encompasses a variety of components, each serving a specific purpose in the lifting process.

November 28th, 2023

What is the Lifting Equipment ?

Lifting equipment refers to machinery or tools used to lift and move heavy or large objects. This equipment is employed across various industries for tasks such as construction, manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics. Different types of lifting equipment are designed to handle specific loads, environments, and applications.

October 8th, 2023

Crane and Hoist Definitions and Terms

Crane and hoist are both mechanical devices used for lifting and moving heavy loads in various industrial and construction applications. Here are some key definitions and terms associated with cranes and hoists:

September 28th, 2023

What are the three main types of slings used?

There are three main types of slings used in material handling and lifting operations: synthetic sling, wire rope sling, and chain sling. Each type of sling has its own characteristics and is suited to different lifting applications.

September 27th, 2023

What is a Mill Test Certificate ?

The Mill Test Certificate, or also known as Material Test Certificate, plays an important role in quality control of materials in several industries, including manufacturing, construction and oil and gas. But often many users find it difficult to understand the certificates.

September 13th, 2023

Chain Sling vs Synthetic Sling

Chain slings and synthetic slings are two different types of lifting and rigging equipment used in various industries for material handling, lifting, and load securement. Each type of sling has its own characteristics, advantages, and considerations

September 12th, 2023

Guidance on Proof Test or Break Test of Chain Sling

The alloy chain sling must be proof-tested by the manufacturer when new, repaired or reconditioned. Proof testing is a non-destructive tension test to verify construction and workmanship.

August 30th, 2023

What are Lifting Tackles ?

Lifting tackle refers to a wide range of equipment, tools, and accessories that are used to lift, lower, or move heavy loads safely and efficiently. Lifting tackle is commonly employed in various industries such as construction, manufacturing, shipping, and logistics. The term "lifting tackle" encompasses a variety of equipment designed for different lifting tasks, including both manual and mechanical devices

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