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June 24th, 2024

Why Ratchet Tie-down Straps Should not be CE Marked ?

Ratchet straps are essential tools for securing loads during transportation, but the presence of a CE mark on these products can be misleading.

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 12th, 2024

What is the Service Life for a Textile Sling?

The service life of a textile sling depends on several factors, including its usage, maintenance, and storage.

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.

February 21st, 2024

What is the Difference between Hoist Chain and Sling Chain ？

The terms "hoist chain" and "sling chain" refer to different components used in lifting and material handling, and they serve distinct purposes. Let's break down the key differences:

February 19th, 2024

Wire Rope Terminations - Wedge Sockets

A cable wedge socket, also known as a wire rope wedge socket or simply a wedge socket, is a type of mechanical fitting used to create a secure and reliable connection between a wire rope and an attachment point. It is commonly used in various applications where wire ropes need to be terminated or anchored, such as in lifting, rigging, towing, and mooring operations.

February 8th, 2024

Introduction of Aluminium Ferrules to EN 13411-3

The term "Aluminium Ferrule EN 13411-3" refers to a specific type of aluminum ferrule that conforms to the requirements outlined in the European standard EN 13411-3. This standard provides specifications for ferrules, or sleeves, used in the termination of steel wire ropes. EN 13411-3 sets forth the technical requirements and testing procedures for ferrules made of aluminum or aluminum alloy used in wire rope terminations. The standard covers various aspects, including dimensions, material pr

April 19th, 2024

What is a Wire Rope Sling? Terms, Components & Configurations

A wire rope sling is a type of lifting sling used in various industries for hoisting and rigging purposes. It consists of a length of wire rope that is configured into a sling shape, providing a secure and reliable means of lifting heavy loads.

February 7th, 2024

How to Select a Tube Thimble ?

A tube thimble, also known as a tube thimble sleeve or tube thimble ferrule, is a type of thimble used in wire rope applications. It is a tubular metal sleeve that is inserted into the eye or loop of a wire rope to provide reinforcement and protection.

February 7th, 2024

Tips for 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.

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