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February 1st, 2024

How to Select Grade 8 Double Leg Chain Sling ?

A Grade 8 double leg chain sling is a lifting device used to safely lift and transport heavy loads. It consists of two lengths of chain connected to a master link at the top and two hooks at the bottom, forming a "Y" shape. The chain is made from Grade 80 steel, which has a minimum ultimate tensile strength of 80,000 pounds per square inch (psi).

February 1st, 2024

What is a Grade 80 Weld on Hook ?

The term "weld-on" indicates that the hook is designed to be welded directly onto a suitable structure or component. This type of hook does not have an integrated mounting mechanism and relies on welding for secure attachment.

February 1st, 2024

What is Grade 100 Chain Sling ?

A grade 100 chain sling refers to a type of lifting sling made from grade 100 alloy steel chain links. Grade 100 is a higher strength rating compared to grade 80, making it even more robust and suitable for demanding lifting applications.

February 1st, 2024

What is a Grade 80 Swivel Lifting Point ?

A grade 80 swivel lifting point is a type of lifting equipment designed to attach to a load and provide a secure point for lifting. The swivel feature of this lifting point allows the load to rotate freely during lifting, which can be useful in certain applications where the load needs to be manoeuvred. Additionally, the swivel action helps to reduce stress on the lifting equipment and the load itself.

February 1st, 2024

What is a Grade 80 Swivel Hook with Safety Latch ?

The swivel hook is designed to rotate 360 degrees, allowing for flexibility and ease of use during lifting operations. This rotation helps to reduce stress on the sling or chain and provides better load alignment. The swivel action also allows for easy attachment and detachment of loads.

February 1st, 2024

What is a Grade 100 Master Link with Integrated Shortening Hooks ?

H-Lift Grade 100 Master Link with Integrated Shortening Hooks for 2 legs, MLD type features: Fully integrated eye grab hooks and master link. The hooks functions as both connecting links and shorteners. Speedy assembly. Standard: EN 1677

February 1st, 2024

Understanding Lifting Chain Sling

A lifting chain sling is a type of lifting equipment used for hoisting and securing heavy loads. It consists of a chain with various components such as hooks, links, and attachments that allow it to connect to the load and the lifting device.

February 1st, 2024

What is an Alloy Steel Shank Hook ?

Shank hooks come with an unthreaded shank so each hook can be threaded by the user for the application. Available in forged carbon steel and alloy steel. “C” stands for carbon steel, Grade 43 high test forged steel for Grade 43 chain. “A” stands for alloy steel, Grade 70 forged alloy steel for Grade 70 chain. Drop forged, quenched & tempered. Safety factor: 5:1 Powder-coated finish or painted

February 1st, 2024

Understanding Grade 80 Lifting Chain

Grade 80 lifting chain is a high-strength alloy steel chain commonly used in various lifting and rigging applications. It is designed to provide superior strength, durability, and resistance to wear and fatigue compared to lower grade chains.

February 2nd, 2024

How to Use a Heavy Duty Pulley Block ?

A heavy-duty snatch block is a specialized pulley system used in various industries, such as off-roading, towing, and rigging. It is designed to provide mechanical advantage and change the direction of a load while reducing the force required to move it.

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Lifting, Lashing & Rigging Knowledge Base

How to Select Grade 8 Double Leg Chain Sling ?

What is a Grade 80 Weld on Hook ?

What is Grade 100 Chain Sling ?

What is a Grade 80 Swivel Lifting Point ?

What is a Grade 80 Swivel Hook with Safety Latch ?

What is a Grade 100 Master Link with Integrated Shortening Hooks ?

Understanding Lifting Chain Sling

What is an Alloy Steel Shank Hook ?

Understanding Grade 80 Lifting Chain

How to Use a Heavy Duty Pulley Block ?

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