Rigging Hooks for Sale, Forged Hooks China Supplier

Rigging Hooks come in a variety of styles and capacities for a number of uses, and you can count on China LG Supply to offer just what you need, whether it's a small slip hook or a heavy-duty clevis hook. A grab hook has a narrow throat allowing it to grab a link of the chain and prevent it from slipping, designed to allow chain to grab through the hook. The slip hook is durable and features a wider throat than the grab hooks, and sometimes has a latch design to keep an attached object in its place.

G43 hook is designed specifically for grade 43 chain and drop forged grade 70 alloy hooks can be used with grade 70 chain. Swivel hoist hooks with safety latch are commonly used for general lifting and can also be towing applications. Winged grab hook g70 combined with grade 70 chain are an effective way to restrain heavy loads for transport operations. Cluster hook (RTJ) has 3 hooks attached together, each hook has a specific application. Clevis claw hooks combined with a grade 70 chain are an effective way to restrain heavy loads for transport operations.

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 Grade 70 Weld-on Grab Hooks

 Bolt-on Clevis Mounts with Hardware

 Bolt-on Grab Hooks with Hardware

 Clevis Grab Hook Grade 43 High Test

 Alloy Steel Clevis Grab Hook Grade 70

 Clevis Slip Hook Grade 43 High Test

 Clevis Slip Hook Grade 70 Alloy Steel

 Clevis Slip Hook with Latch Grade 43 High Test

 Alloy Steel Clevis Slip Hook with Latch Grade 70

 High Test Eye Grab Hook Grade 43

 Alloy Eye Grab Hook Grade 70

 High Test Eye Slip Hook Grade 43

 Alloy Steel Eye Slip Hook Grade 70

 Eye Slip Hook with Latch Grade 43 High Test

 Grade 70 Eye Slip Hook with Latch

 Eye Hoist Hook with Latch Carbon Steel Grade 43

 Eye Hoist Hook with Latch Alloy Grade 70

 Swivel Eye Hoist Hook Grade 43

 Swivel Lifting Hook with Latch Grade 70

 Shank Hooks with Latch, Carbon Steel

 Alloy Shank Hook with Latch

 Clevis Winged Grab Hook Grade 70 Australia Standard

 Clevis Grab Hook No Wing Grade 70, Australia Standard

 Clevis Slip Hook Grade 70 Australia Standard

 Clevis Claw Hook Grade 70, Australia Standard

 Lifting Eye Hook with Latch DIN689

 Winch Hook w/ Latch Carbon Steel 3.5T

 Forged Eye Snap Hook with Safety Latch

 Clevis Grab Hook with Spring Latch Grade 43

 Clevis Grab Hook with Spring Latch Grade 70

 Forged Alloy Clevis Bend Hook

 Forged Alloy Eye Bend Hook, Type A

 Forged Round Reverse Eye Hook, G1210

 Eye Twist Hook/Reverse Eye Hooks

 Forged Eye Grab Hook with Triangle Ring

 RTJ Cluster Hook Assembly with 3 Hook Cluster

 TMS Horizontal Clamp with Locking Device

 PDQ Single Steel Plate Clamp

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Chain Binders 

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Types of Rigging Hooks

Forged Round Reverse Eye Hook, G1210

Eye Twist Hook/Reverse Eye Hooks

Forged Eye Grab Hook with Triangle Ring

RTJ Cluster Hook Assembly with 3 Hook Cluster

TMS Horizontal Clamp with Locking Device

PDQ Single Steel Plate Clamp

Safe Use of Rigging Hooks

Load Limit

Pay attention to the working load limit of rigging hooks, do not exceed the working load limit, and do not apply shock load to the chain or attachment.

Match

When connecting to a chain, choose rigging hooks that match the size and working load limit of the chain.

Don't Bend

Do not bend rigging hooks or expose rigging hooks to sharp objects, and do not apply loads in a manner inconsistent with their design.

Don't Expose

Do not expose the hook too high temperatures or corrosive environments.

Apply The Load

When lifting, apply the load to the bow part of the rigging hooks, not from the side or back.

Parts of Rigging Hooks

Rigging hooks, whose head is the part to be connected to the sling, come in different shapes, such as Eye, Clevis, Swivel, etc. Eye hooks gain more flexibility in terms of movement and ergonomics. But eye hook is a permanent solution, if it is stretched, bent or even broken during use, the whole sling will have to be removed. This prevents the pin from falling out. The disadvantage is that it does not have the same flexibility and freedom of movement as the eye hook. The swivel is rotatable, allowing the rigger to be properly aligned with the hook when attached to the load, but please note that the swivel hook is not intended to be rotated under load. used to rotate under load.

Rigging hooks also come in a variety of hook shapes, such as grab hook, slip hook, cargo hook, and self-locking hook (these hooks are mainly Grade 80/Grade 100 hooks).

Inspection and Maintenance of Rigging Hooks

Check The Hooks' Basic Situation

Please check if the hooks are worn beyond the worn table or specific size, if the throat or slot is 5% larger than the original opening, if there is a significant bend, and if the above situation occurs, please replace them in time.

Maintenance by Qualified Person

All other repairs should be performed by the manufacturer or qualified person.

Check The Rigging Hooks' Throat Opening

Check the throat opening of the rigging hooks, if the latch of the rigging hooks is not working or missing, repair or replace it promptly.

Replacement Parts Specification

Replacement parts, such as the pin of the clevis hook, should be at least equivalent to the original manufacturer's specifications.