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Forged eye bolts serve as permanent or semi-permanent lift points. Angular loading reduces capacity — plan pad eyes accordingly.
Category Archives: Rigging & Lifting
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Hooks with functional latches prevent accidental release. Verify latch spring tension, throat opening, and WLL marking.
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Screw pin shackles are fast to rig but need disciplined inspection. Use this field checklist before every lift shift.
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Grade 80 shackles dominate industrial rigging. Learn which markings are mandatory and how stores teams should reject non-conforming stock.
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Bow shackles accept wider multi-leg sling stacks. This article explains geometry advantages and pin loading cautions.
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One-ton dee shackles are everyday rigging connectors. Learn when dee geometry wins, how to inspect pins, and what markings must be legible.
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Three-ton electric wire rope hoists cover mid-range production lifts. Understand drum length, rope grade, and control options before RFQ.
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Ceiling-mounted 1 ton electric hoists speed up repetitive lifts. Verify duty class, mounting, and electrical supply before you order.
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K2 and Leo are both popular chain block lines on Indian industrial sites. Here is a practical comparison for procurement teams shortlisting manual hoists.
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Five-ton manual hoists support heavier fabrication and field erection. This short guide explains falls of chain, pull force, and site inspection basics.