H-Lift Cases Studies

Ratchet Strap with Hook and Keeper AS 4380

A ratchet tie-down strap, often simply referred to as a ratchet strap, is a versatile and widely used tool for securing cargo during transportation. It is designed to prevent loads from shifting or falling off trucks, trailers, or other vehicles. Ratchet straps are commonly used in various industries, including logistics, construction, and recreational activities.

Synthetic Lifting Webbing Sling

A synthetic lifting webbing sling is a type of lifting equipment commonly used in material handling and lifting operations across various industries. It is designed to securely lift and handle heavy loads, providing an alternative to traditional steel wire ropes or chains. These slings are constructed from synthetic materials, such as high-strength polyester or nylon webbing, which makes them lightweight, flexible, and easy to handle. Here are some key characteristics and information about synthetic lifting webbing slings:

Stainless Steel Plain Trolley

A stainless steel plain trolley is a piece of material handling equipment used in various industries and settings to move loads horizontally along a track or beam. It is designed to be durable and corrosion-resistant, making it suitable for environments where cleanliness and hygiene are important, such as food processing plants, pharmaceutical facilities, and marine applications.

Low Headroom Wire Rope Hoist

A low headroom wire rope hoist, also known as a low headroom trolley hoist or low clearance wire rope hoist, is a type of lifting equipment designed for use in applications with limited vertical clearance above the load. These hoists are specifically engineered to work in areas where traditional hoists with higher headroom requirements cannot be accommodated. They are commonly used in industrial settings, manufacturing facilities, and construction sites where space constraints are a concern.

Hook Block for Electric Wire Rope Hoist

Hook blocks, often called crane blocks or crane bottom blocks, are below-the-hook crane lifting equipment designed for your specific application. Sheave configuration, capacity, special control requirements and unique reeving patterns can be incorporated to improve your industrial lifting equipment operation.

Electric Chain Hoists

An electric chain hoist is a mechanical lifting device used to raise and lower heavy loads vertically. It is commonly used in industrial and commercial settings to facilitate the movement of materials and equipment. Electric chain hoists are known for their efficiency, durability, and ease of operation.

Motorized Trolley for Electric Chain Hoist

A motorized trolley for an electric chain hoist is an essential piece of equipment used to facilitate the movement of heavy loads vertically and horizontally. This trolley is specifically designed to work in conjunction with an electric chain hoist, which is commonly used in industrial settings for lifting and lowering heavy objects.

Manually Operated Lever Hoists AS1418.2

A lever hoist, also known as a lever chain hoist or manual lever hoist, is a portable and manually operated lifting device designed for hoisting and positioning heavy loads in various industrial and construction settings. Lever hoists are known for their simplicity, durability, and versatility, making them valuable tools for material handling and lifting applications where precision and control are essential.

Plain Trolley EN 13157

A plain trolley, also known as a push trolley or manual trolley, is a lifting and rigging device used to move horizontally along a beam or track in various industrial and material handling applications. It is typically used in conjunction with hoists, chain blocks, or other lifting equipment to transport loads horizontally along an overhead beam or runway. Plain trolleys are commonly used in manufacturing, construction, warehouses, and other settings where materials or equipment need to be moved within a workspace.

Beam Clamp EN 13155

A beam clamp is a lifting attachment designed to secure and lift loads by clamping onto a horizontal I-beam or other suitable structural members. They are commonly used in industrial settings for various lifting applications.

Load Hooks of Hand Chain Block and Lever Hoist

Load hooks are an integral part of hand chain blocks and lever hoists, which are manual lifting and material handling devices commonly used in various industries for lifting, lowering, and moving heavy loads. The load hooks are the primary attachment points for securing the load and transferring the lifting force. Below, I'll describe the load hooks typically found on hand chain blocks and lever hoists:

Synthetic Webbing Tie Downs WSTDA-T-1

Synthetic Webbing Tie Dows: Any combination of fittings, webbing and tensioners forming an assembly that attaches
to vehicle and cargo anchor / attachment points. Tie downs are used for securing articles of cargo to
a vehicle or restraining articles of cargo from movement on a vehicle.

Closed Spelter Socket

A closed spelter socket is a specific type of wire rope termination or end fitting used to create a secure connection between a wire rope and an attachment point. Spelter sockets are typically made of steel and are used in heavy-duty lifting and rigging applications. The "closed" design refers to the fact that this type of socket is completely enclosed, providing additional protection and security for the wire rope.

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:

High Test Chain

"High test chain" refers to a specific type of chain known for its high tensile strength and durability. It is commonly used in various applications where strength and reliability are essential. Here are some key characteristics and uses of high test chains:

Swivel Hook with Latch

A swivel hook with latch is a type of hardware or fastening device that consists of a hook with a swivel mechanism and a latch. This design allows for greater flexibility in attaching and securing objects while providing a locking mechanism for added safety. Here are some key features and uses of swivel hooks with latches:

Carbon Steel Eye Hook

A carbon steel eye hook is a type of hardware or fastener made from carbon steel, which is a popular material for its strength and durability. This type of hook has an eye-shaped loop at one end, which is typically used for attaching ropes, chains, cables, or other objects. Here are some key features and uses of carbon steel eye hooks:

Polyester Roundslings ASME B30.9-2021

Polyester round slings, also known as endless slings or round slings, are versatile and flexible lifting slings made from high-strength polyester fibers. They are commonly used in various lifting and rigging applications due to their durability, ease of use, and ability to conform to the shape of the load being lifted. Here are some key characteristics and benefits of polyester round slings:

Synthetic Webbing Sling ASME B30.9-2021

The ASME B30.9 standard, titled "Slings," provides guidelines and recommendations for the safe use, inspection, and maintenance of various types of slings, including synthetic webbing slings. Synthetic webbing slings are commonly used in lifting and rigging applications for their versatility, lightweight nature, and ease of use. Below, I'll provide an overview of synthetic webbing slings in accordance with ASME B30.9:

Electric Chain and Wire Rope Hoist

Electric chain and wire rope hoists are types of lifting equipment commonly used in industrial and construction settings to lift and move heavy loads. They are both powered by electricity and offer various advantages and applications depending on the specific requirements of the task at hand.

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