Rigging

Aluminium Ferrules

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Aluminum ferrules are metal sleeves or tubes made from aluminum that are used for various purposes, particularly in applications involving cables, wires, or ropes. They are designed to provide a secure and reinforced termination point for the ends of cables, wires, or ropes.

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Bow Shackle

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A shackle consists of a body and a bolt which can be used to link to other items. They are primarily used to link different equipment together in rigging systems as they can be removed and attached easily.

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Chain Connector

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A "chain connector" is a device or component used to join or connect different sections of a chain together. Chains are often used in various applications, including machinery, vehicles, and industrial equipment, and sometimes you need to extend or repair a chain by connecting multiple segments. Chain connectors come in various types and designs to suit different chain types and applications.

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Here are a few common types of chain connectors:

1.Master Links:

Master links, also known as connecting links or repair links, are commonly used to join two ends of a roller chain. They have a removable pin that allows for easy installation and removal, making them a practical choice for maintenance and repair.

2.Clevis Pins:

Clevis pins are often used to connect chains in machinery and vehicles. They have a split pin or cotter pin that secures them in place, making them a reliable choice for heavy-duty applications.

3.Quick Links:

Quick links, also known as carabiner links, are a type of chain connector used in non-industrial applications, such as securing chains for outdoor activities like camping or boating. They are easy to open and close and are commonly used for non-load-bearing applications.

4.S-hooks:

S-hooks are commonly used in non-industrial and household applications for connecting chains. They have an "S" shape and can be used to hang items or join chains together for various purposes.

5.Bolt-on Chain Connectors:

These are used in applications where a more permanent and secure connection is required. They often involve bolting two sections of a chain together using nuts and bolts.

The specific type of chain connector you would use depends on the type of chain you have, the application, and the load-bearing requirements. It's important to choose the right connector for your specific needs to ensure safety and reliability.

Chain Shortner

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A "chain shortener" typically refers to a device or method used to adjust the length of a chain, often in the context of industrial equipment, machinery, or even jewelry. It is used to either lengthen or shorten a chain to fit a specific application or to maintain proper tension and alignment. The specific design and operation of a chain shortener can vary depending on the type of chain and its intended use.

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Clevis Hook

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A clevis hook is a type of lifting or rigging hook that is commonly used in various industrial applications for connecting and securing loads, typically with the use of a clevis pin. These hooks have a U-shaped or clevis-shaped end, and they are designed for attaching to cables, chains, or other rigging equipment. Clevis hooks are versatile and have a wide range of uses in lifting and rigging operations.

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Dee Shackle

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D-shackle Also known as a chain shackle, D-shackles are narrow shackles shaped like a loop of chain, usually with a pin or threaded pin closure. D-shackles are very common and most other shackle types are a variation of the D-shackle. The small loop can take high loads primarily in line. Side and racking loads may twist or bend a D-shackle.

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Grab Hook

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Clevis grab hook is designed for use with transport chain. Alloy fabrication makes it excellent for heavy duty applications, our grab hooks for tie down use features a non-cradle profile so it fits through the rub rail of a flatbed trailer

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Load Binder

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A load binder, also known as a chain binder or chain tensioner, is a mechanical device used to secure and tighten chains, cables, or straps around a load for transportation, lifting, or anchoring purposes. Load binders are commonly used in various industries, including trucking, agriculture, construction, and maritime applications, to ensure that loads are properly secured and do not shift during transit. They come in different types, with the two primary categories being lever binders and ratchet binders

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Log Chain Connector

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A "log chain connector" typically refers to a specific type of connector or component used with log chains. Log chains are heavy-duty chains designed for various applications related to logging and forestry, including securing and moving logs. Log chain connectors are used to attach and secure the chain to logs, equipment, or other anchor points. These connectors are designed to be durable and reliable for heavy-duty use in rugged environments.

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Manual Hand Winch

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Manual winches are hand-crank operated and don't require a power source. Also known as hand-operated winches, they are portable and suitable for pulling and/or lifting light loads over short distances in environments without power. Their levers rotate an internal gear system that turns the winch's drum and winds and unwinds a cable or rope to pull or lift loads. Manual winches tow vehicles, move debris and materials, and pull boats on and off trailers.

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Oblong Ring

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Oblong master links are oblong, permanently closed loops that are often found at the top of a multiple-leg chain assembly or wire rope bridle. In this case, the oblong master link is the connection point that collects the legs that make up the sling assembly. While they are commonly used as connection points in multiple-leg slings, oblong master links also serve as connection points between rigging equipment and hardware. Because of their oblong shape, they are ideal for attaching to crane hooks that have a large measurement from the bearing of the bowl to the bottom of the hook—known as the hook saddle. Crane hooks typically measure larger in the hook saddle area than in the width area.

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Round Hook

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A round hook is a type of hook with a circular or rounded shape at the end of a shank. These hooks are commonly used in various applications, including lifting and rigging, securing loads, and attaching objects to chains, cables, or ropes. The rounded shape of the hook allows for secure attachment and easy removal, making them versatile and useful in a wide range of industries.

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Here are some key features and uses of round hooks:

1.Rounded Shape:

Round hooks have a circular or rounded end that forms a closed loop or eye, providing a secure attachment point for cables, ropes, chains, or other hardware.

2.Load Capacity:

Round hooks come in various sizes and load capacity ratings, and it's important to select the appropriate hook based on the intended load to ensure safety.

3.Materials:

Round hooks are typically made from high-strength materials, such as alloy steel or stainless steel, to ensure durability and load-bearing capacity. Stainless steel round hooks are commonly used in applications requiring corrosion resistance.

4.Versatility:

Round hooks are versatile and can be used in a wide range of applications, such as connecting lifting equipment, securing loads in construction and manufacturing, and creating attachment points for various objects.

5.Safety Considerations:

When using round hooks for lifting or securing heavy loads, it's crucial to adhere to safety guidelines and standards to ensure the safe and proper functioning of the hook and to prevent accidents.

LRound hooks are a practical choice for a variety of applications due to their ease of

Round Ring

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Master rings are circular, permanently closed rings. Like a master link, they can be used with wire rope bridles, chain sling assemblies, and other rigging connection points. While master rings can be used to accommodate multiple leg assemblies, it is less common to see a master ring as the collector link than it is to see an oblong master link in that position. The round shape of a master ring makes it less ideal than an oblong master link for connecting to large, deep crane hooks. Master rings are most often used in fabrication or small machine shops and are otherwise, rarely used. In many cases, an oblong master link could be applied instead.

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Self - Locking Hook

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A self-locking hook is a type of lifting or rigging hook that is designed with a built-in locking mechanism to secure the load in place and prevent accidental release. These hooks are commonly used in various industrial applications to ensure the safety and stability of loads during lifting and material handling operations. Self-locking hooks are a crucial safety feature in rigging and lifting equipment.

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Sling Hook

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A sling hook is a type of lifting and rigging hardware used in various industries, such as construction, manufacturing, and transportation. It is designed to securely attach and hoist heavy loads, typically using a sling or chain. Sling hooks are an essential component of rigging systems and play a critical role in ensuring the safe and efficient movement of heavy objects.

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Key features of a sling hook include:

1.Hook Shape:

Sling hooks typically have a hook-shaped design with a latch or safety catch to prevent the load from accidentally slipping off the hook.

2.Materials:

They are usually made from strong and durable materials such as alloy steel to withstand heavy loads and harsh working conditions.

3.Weight Capacity:

Sling hooks come in various sizes and weight capacities to accommodate different lifting requirements. It's important to select the right hook that can handle the specific load you need to lift.

4.Latch Mechanism:

The latch or safety catch on the hook helps secure the load and prevent accidental disengagement during lifting operations.

5.Attachment Points:

Sling hooks may have one or more attachment points, allowing them to be used with various types of slings, chains, or cables.

6.Swivel Design:

Some sling hooks have a swivel feature that allows the hook to rotate, reducing the risk of the load becoming tangled or twisted during lifting.

Sling hooks are often used in combination with other rigging equipment like slings, chains, and shackles to create a complete lifting and hoisting system. It's essential to follow safety guidelines and regulations when using sling hooks to ensure the safety of workers and the protection of the load being lifted. Proper training and maintenance are crucial for safe and effective use of sling hooks in any industrial or construction setting.

Snap Hook

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A snap hook is a type of fastening device or connector that consists of a hinged hook with a spring-loaded gate or latch. It is designed to quickly and securely attach or detach various objects, such as ropes, chains, straps, or other hardware. Snap hooks are widely used in a range of applications, including climbing, boating, rigging, and general utility.

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Spring Balancer

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A spring balancer, also known as a load balancer or tool balancer, is a mechanical device used in various industries to support and balance the weight of tools, equipment, or other objects, making them easier to handle and operate. Spring balancers are typically used in settings where tools or equipment need to be suspended or positioned at a specific height and where they should neither drop nor require excessive effort to move. These devices work based on the principle of counterbalancing the weight of the load with the tension of a spring.

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Swivel Hook

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Swivel hooks are versatile lifting hooks with a swivel eye that allows the hook to rotate 360 degrees while in use. This helps to prevent lines getting twisted and tangled. Here at URBANLIFT , we offer a range of high-quality swivel hooks for lifting and maneuvering heavy loads. With capacities going as high as 8 tones, we're confident that we can provide a swivel lifting hook to suit your requirements!

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Eye Hook

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Eye Hook can be used as an optimum quality lifting as well as securement point. This rigging hardware provides optimum utility in the pulling, pushing, rigging, hoisting and anchoring applications. It can maintain its corrosion resistance, when in dinged, scratched or beat up. Eye Hook, manufactured and supplied by URBANLIFT is highly suited for the tasks of tie downs, rigging and other demanding applications.

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Turnbuckle

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A turnbuckle, also known as a bottle screw, is a device consisting of two threaded eye bolts with opposite handed threads that are screwed into each end of a frame. When the central frame rotators, the eye bolts are prevented from doing so because the two bolts have opposite handed threads. This causes the bolts to simultaneously move inwards or outwards. The tapped holes at each end of the frame must also have opposite handed threads to accept the bolts

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U-Clamp

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A "U-clamp" is a type of clamp that is shaped like the letter "U." These clamps are used for securing two objects together or holding something in place by pressing against both sides of an object. U- clamps are commonly used in various applications, such as woodworking, metalworking, automotive repairs, and construction. The U-clamp typically consists of a U-shaped metal or plastic bracket with threaded holes on each end. It can be tightened by inserting bolts through the holes and using nuts to secure the clamp around the objects you want to hold together. U-clamps come in various sizes and designs to accommodate different needs, and they are often used for joining pipes, fastening panels, or stabilizing structures.

The specific use and design of a U-clamp can vary, so it's essential to choose the right type and size of U-clamp for your particular application. They are versatile tools and can be used in a wide range of tasks that involve clamping or holding objects together.

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Eye Bolt

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An eye bolt is a type of fastener with a threaded shank and a circular or oval-shaped loop at one end, which is used to attach cables, wires, ropes, or other connectors for lifting or securing purposes. The loop on the eye bolt is often referredto as the "eye" or "eyelet," and it provides a convenient attachment point for hooks, carabiners, cables, or other hardware.

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Key features of an eye bolt include:

1.Threaded Shank:

The shank of the eye bolt is threaded, allowing it to be screwed into various materials, such as wood, metal, or concrete, depending on the type of eye bolt and the intended application.

2.Eye or Eyelet:

The circular or oval loop at one end of the eye bolt provides a means of attaching cables, ropes, or other components. The size and shape of the eye can vary, depending on the eye bolt's design and load capacity.

Eye bolts come in various types and configurations, including:

1.Shoulder Eye Bolt:

These eye bolts have a shoulder or collar below the eye. The shoulder provides additional support to prevent the eye bolt from embedding too deeply into the material.

2.Lag Eye Bolt:

Lag eye bolts are designed for attachment to wood, with a threaded portion that is partially or fully embedded in the wood, and an eye for securing ropes or cables.

3.Screw Eye Bolt:

Screw eye bolts have a threaded shank that can be screwed into various materials and are commonly used for hanging or suspending items.

4.Machine Eye Bolt:

Machine eye bolts have a fully threaded shank and are typically used in machinery and other industrial applications.

5.Concrete Eye Bolt:

These eye bolts are specifically designed for use in concrete, with anchors that provide secure attachment to concrete structures.

Eye bolts are used in a wide range of applications, such as:

  • Lifting and rigging operations.
  • Securing loads in construction and manufacturing.
  • Hanging objects, decorations, or signs.
  • Boat rigging and maritime applications.
  • Creating anchor points for safety harnesses and fall protection systems.
  • When using eye bolts, it is crucial to ensure that they are properly rated for the intended load and application. They should be installed according to the manufacturer's recommendations and inspected regularly for wear and damage to maintain safety and reliability. The eye bolt and its attachment should be inspected to ensure that they meet safety standards and regulations, particularly in lifting and load-bearing applications.

    Eye Nut

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    An eye nut, also known as an eye bolt nut, is a fastener with a circular eye-shaped loop on one end and internal threads on the other end. This threaded end allows the eye nut to be securely attached to a bolt, threaded rod, or other fastener, providing a means of creating a lifting or attachment point. Eye nuts are commonly used in various applications, such as rigging, lifting, and securing heavy loads.

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    Eye nuts are used in a wide range of applications, including:

  • Lifting and rigging operations, such as hoisting heavy objects.
  • Creating anchor points for attaching cables, ropes, or chains.
  • Securing loads during construction and manufacturing processes.
  • Hanging objects, decorations, or signs.
  • Boat rigging and maritime applications
  • When using eye nuts, it is crucial to ensure that they are properly rated for the intended load and application. They should be installed according to the manufacturer's recommendations and inspected regularly for wear and damage to maintain safety and reliability. The eye nut and its attachment should meet safety standards and regulations, especially in lifting and load-bearing applications, to prevent accidents or failures