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February 1st, 2024

What is Grade 8 Clevis Self Locking Hook to EN 1677 ?

Clevis self locking hooks are the most common style of bottom hook used on chain slings. The hook design ensure the hook will close when loaded and thus the load is captured in the hook and is not able to release should the load line become slack or into contact with another object. G80 clevis self locking hook will not open when under load as the latch closes automatically.

February 1st, 2024

What is Grade 8 Eye Hook with Latch EN 1677 ?

A Grade 8 eye hook with latch refers to a specific type of hardware or fastening device that is designed for heavy-duty lifting and rigging applications. The "Grade 8" designation indicates the level of strength and durability of the hook, with Grade 8 being one of the highest strength grades available for such equipment. Here are some key features and uses of a Grade 8 eye hook with latch:

February 1st, 2024

What is Grade 10 Eye Grab Hook with Clevis Attachment ?

An "eye grab hook with clevis attachment" is a type of lifting and rigging hardware used in various applications, particularly in industries like construction, transportation, and material handling. This component is designed to securely attach and lift loads.

February 1st, 2024

How to Use Lifting Points ?

Lifting points, also known as lifting or rigging points, are specialized hardware or attachments used in various industries to facilitate the safe and efficient lifting and rigging of heavy loads and equipment. These lifting points are designed to provide secure attachment points for lifting devices such as slings, chains, hooks, or other rigging hardware. They play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and stability of lifting operations.

February 1st, 2024

What is Grade 8 Chain Sling with Clevis Sling Hook & Omega Link ?

A Grade 8 alloy chain sling is a specialized lifting and rigging assembly made from high-strength alloy steel chain components. These chain slings are designed for heavy-duty lifting applications and are known for their durability and load-bearing capacity.

October 23rd, 2023

Grade 10 Lifting Chain

Grade 10 lifting chain refers to a specific grade or classification of lifting chain used for various heavy lifting and rigging applications. Chains used in lifting operations are subject to strict standards and regulations to ensure safety and reliability.

October 16th, 2023

Container Lifting Lug

These container lifting lugs are designed to fit into the side of the ISO corner boxes. Some are designed specifically for the side of the top corner box, some for the bottom corner box and others can be fitted in either. Their shape allows them to be fitted into the ISO corner box side slot. Once fitted they are usually attached to one leg of 2 leg sling. The lug is rotated in the ISO corner box to the angle of the sling and a spring loaded pin locks it in place,

October 16th, 2023

Guidance on the methods used for removing surface rust from Grade 8 steel chains and components

The environment in which high tensile steel chains and components are commonly used will cause corrosion of the material. As a part of a good inspection/maintenance regime it is beneficial to remove this surface rust. However, it is important to ensure that the correct method is selected as some techniques can damage the equipment or reduce its life span. This guidance document identifies and provides guidance on some of the common de-rusting methods available on the market.

October 16th, 2023

Proof Test of Alloy Chain Sling

Proof testing is a quality control test where a load is applied to a sling. For chain slings this is usually twice the working load limit or rated load. This is done to assure that each and every part of that sling is more than capable of performing at the working load limit before it is put into service.

August 25th, 2023

What is Alloy Chain Sling Reach ?

The reach of an alloy chain sling is determined by the length of the chain from the top of the master link or end fitting to the bottom of the hook or attachment point.

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Lifting, Lashing & Rigging Knowledge Base

What is Grade 8 Clevis Self Locking Hook to EN 1677 ?

What is Grade 8 Eye Hook with Latch EN 1677 ?

What is Grade 10 Eye Grab Hook with Clevis Attachment ?

How to Use Lifting Points ?

What is Grade 8 Chain Sling with Clevis Sling Hook & Omega Link ?

Grade 10 Lifting Chain

Container Lifting Lug

Guidance on the methods used for removing surface rust from Grade 8 steel chains and components

Proof Test of Alloy Chain Sling

What is Alloy Chain Sling Reach ?