With single point lifting, our lifting tools are rated for 8000 pounds with a 5:1 Safety Margin. The dovetail design gives our heavy-duty hoisting tools the Lock-N-Lift Advantage of safety, ease of use and reliability. Lock-N-Lift’s revolutionary design was first patented in 1981 and has become an industry standard and our specialty. Our tools make your job of lifting and handling heavy steel trench and road plates safer and easier. Welcome to Lock-N-Lift, the inventor and world’s foremost expert for dovetail style steel plate lifting tools. The flush mounted receiver eliminates trip hazards and the need for storage dunnage. There are no threads to maintain, no need to reach under a plate, just easy, balanced, controlled lifting. A hook or shackle is attached and your plate is ready to lift. The lifting tool is inserted into the receiver plate and locked into place. The Lock-N-Lift system consists of a receiver (#500B) and a lifting tool (#750 or #800).The receiver is flush welded into the center of each steel trench plate. US Rigging is committed to excellence in service and providing our customers with the best rigging products on the market.Heavy duty trench plate lifting made safer
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Take a look around the product lines available and feel free to reach out to us with suggestions. You can bet that we will most likely have the hook that you need for top-loading, lifting, winching, towing, or pulling applications. You may be looking for a foundry, a Self Locking Hook, a Clevis Grab Hook, a Weld-On Hook, or an Eye Hook. We offer a diverse array of hooks for a wide variety of applications. When you use our products to create a rigging system, we are connected to you. Every day when you climb using one of our lines, or any of our gear, we are there with you. We believe when one person climbs higher in their life, we all climb higher with them. US Rigging has a legacy lasting over 40 years and we are known for operational excellence. We are an Orange County-based company and proud to provide American Made products with both safety and service in mind. US Rigging is a manufacturer and master distributor of climbing ropes, fall protection equipment, and industrial rigging equipment located in Santa Ana, California. Grade 80 chains are commonly used in towing, while grade 100 chains are commonly used in construction, manufacturing, and heavy rigging. Grade 80 chains are more economical, whereas grade 100 chains are more heavy-duty. The higher the grade of a chain, the higher the workload it can take on. The grade of a hook refers to the grade of chains that a hook is designated for. What Is the Difference Between A Grade 80 Hook & A Grade 100 Hook? The U shape on the top end of these hooks is fastened with a pin. Unlike other hook categories, a clevis is defined by the fastener at the top of the hook rather than the general shape of the hook. Some of our Eye Hooks, such as our Foundry Eye Hooks are designed with an oversized opening to make inserting chains and wire rope slings easier. In these cases, using an Eye Hook with a shutting gate is ideal. In some applications, you want to add more security to your attachments. What Are The Advantages Of Using Eye Hooks? They including a large weld pad and replacement latches are available for them. Our Weld-On Hooks are made with high-grade alloy steel. They provide an exceptionally secure grip and are popular for use with excavators. Weld-On Hooks are commonly used to attach with mobile lifting equipment. This makes them popular for top loading, applications with chain slings, and for use with objects that don’t have attachment points. What Are The Benefits Of Using Foundry Hooks?įoundry Hooks have an open shape, simplifying the processes of attaching and detaching loads.
This is perfect for those types of applications where you want added security in your rigging or loading systems. When you use one of these hooks, the latch closes automatically. Self Locking Hooks include a spring release trigger.
What Are The Benefits Of Using Self Locking Hooks? We are going to break down what some of these terms mean, along with examples of more specific products we carry. If you are interested in learning more about our hooks, this guide will hopefully answer your questions. We carry Clevis Grab Hooks, Eye Hooks, Weld-On Hooks, and Clevis Slip Hooks. Hooks may be used in top-loading, lifting, winching, towing, or any number of other applications. We carry hooks made for virtually every application, from foundry hooks that are designed to detach from a load easily, to heavy-duty Self-Locking Hooks that close automatically for added security. This section is dedicated to our selection of rigging hooks. Hooks For Lifting, Winching, Towing, And Pulling
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