Lifting Hardware (5,500+ items) - Page 123
Padlock, Standard Shackle, 11/32 in Dia Shackle, 1-1/2 in H Shackle, Steel Shackle, Steel Body
M&W 13/16" Short Reach Foundry Hook 2000 Lb. Capacity
Hoist Ring, Swivel, 10000 Lb, 1 In Bail Dia, 18,230 FtLb Installation Torque, 652 In Lx514,31781325
M&W 1"Dia. X 10" Working Length J-Hook Style A
Hoist Ring, Swivel, 10000 Lb, 1 In Bail Dia, 18,230 FtLb Installation Torque, 652 In Lx514,31781380
3153BC Series Cold Shut, 3/8 in Trade, 2650 lb Working Load, Steel, Zinc
Padlock, Standard Shackle, 3/16 in Dia Shackle, 3/4 in H Shackle, Steel Shackle, Brass Body
Clevis Grab Hook, 5/16 in, 3900 lb Working Load, Steel
Pulley, 3/8 in Rope, 420 lb Working Load, 1-1/2 in Sheave, Zinc
M&W Battery J Hook, Yellow - 2000 LB Capacity
Safety Swivel Hoist Ring, 34 Long In UBar Dia, 078 In Thread Protrusion, 2,500 Lb Rated Load, 46644
Padlock, Standard Shackle, 1/4 in Dia Shackle, 1-1/4 in H Shackle, Steel Shackle, Brass Body
About Lifting Hardware
Lifting hardware is a type of rigging equipment used to lift and move heavy objects. It is designed to be strong, durable, and safe for a variety of lifting applications. Lifting hardware can include items such as shackles, turnbuckles, hoists, slings, blocks and tackle, and other related accessories.
Types of Lifting Hardware
The most common types of lifting hardware are shackles, turnbuckles, hoists, slings, blocks and tackle. Shackles are used to connect two pieces of rigging together securely while turnbuckles can be adjusted to create tension or slack in the rigging system. Hoists are used to raise and lower heavy loads while slings provide support for those loads during transportation. Blocks and tackle allow users to increase the amount of force that can be applied when lifting an object.
Materials used for Lifting Hardware
Lifting hardware is typically made from high-grade steel or stainless steel materials. These materials are designed to be strong enough to handle the stresses associated with lifting heavy objects safely. Additionally, some components may also include nylon straps or webbing for added strength.
Industries that use Lifting Hardware
Lifting hardware is commonly used by construction workers, crane operators, dock workers and others who need reliable equipment for their jobs. Professionals in these industries rely on quality lifting hardware that will help them safely move large objects without compromising safety or performance.
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