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December 4th, 2024

What factors should I consider when choosing between manual and electric chain hoists ?

When deciding between manual and electric chain hoists, several critical factors should be considered to ensure you choose the right equipment for your specific lifting needs.

September 6th, 2024

What is a Vertical Lifting Clamp ?

A vertical lifting clamp is a specialized tool designed for lifting, turning, and moving materials, particularly steel plates and constructions, from a horizontal to a vertical position and vice versa. These clamps utilize a pair of clamping jaws that grip the load securely, relying on the weight of the load to ensure a firm hold.

August 17th, 2024

Everything to Know about Permanent Magnetic Lifter

A permanent magnetic lifter is a device used for lifting and transporting ferrous materials, such as steel plates and blocks, without the need for electricity. It utilizes permanent magnets, typically made from high-performance materials like neodymium iron boron, to create a strong magnetic field that can hold heavy loads securely.

August 17th, 2024

What is a Crane Fork ?

A crane for is a device used in conjunction with a crane or other lifting machine to lift palletised loads of the type more normally associated with fork lift trucks.

August 15th, 2024

What is a Wire Rope Pulling Machine ?

A wire rope puller, also known as a wire rope lifting or pulling machine, is a versatile, hand-operated device used for lifting, pulling, lowering, tensioning, and guying. It’s commonly employed in various applications, including construction, maintenance, and rigging tasks

August 6th, 2024

Safe Working Procedures When Using Chain Blocks

When using chain hoists, following safety procedures is crucial to prevent accidents and ensure safe operation. Always inspect the hoist before use. Check for any signs of damage or malfunction, including bent handles, stretched hooks, or broken components. Do not use a hoist that appears overloaded or damaged.

June 24th, 2024

What is the difference between a plain trolley and a geared trolley ?

A plain trolley is the same as a push trolley. Both terms refer to a manual trolley that moves along an overhead beam by manual pushing or pulling. These trolleys typically have wheels that roll along the beam's flanges and do not have any additional gearing mechanism. They are suitable for lighter loads and shorter distances. A geared trolley incorporates a gear system activated by a hand chain. When you pull the chain, it engages the gears, causing the trolley’s wheels to rotate. This mecha

June 4th, 2024

What is an Adjustable Beam Clamp ?

An adjustable beam clamp is a mechanical device used to attach fixtures, equipment, or structural components to overhead beams, girders, or other structural supports. It typically consists of a clamp body with a bolt or screw mechanism for tightening, along with a suspension point for securing loads.

March 21st, 2024

Guidance on Hand Chain Blocks Used at an Angle to the Vertical

Hand chain blocks are frequently used at an angle to the vertical for applications such as fleeting (travelling a load by transferring it from one block to another) and to provide adjustment within a slinging arrangement. Some hand chain blocks are designed for use at an angle but the instructions from most manufacturers state that they are intended for vertical use only. When use at an angle is contrary to the manufacturer’s instructions, the user must carry out a risk assessment and provide ad

March 6th, 2024

Safe Use of Wire Rope Grip/Pull Lifting Machines

H-Lift Wire rope pulling hoist is a compact and lightweight hoist that can be used for lifting, pulling and tightening over a long distance. It works with a steel wire rope running through the jaws of the hoist. The double sets of jaws open in turns so that the wire rope will always stay tight during the operation.

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