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Hoist ring Hoist Rings are lifting devices designed to provide a secure and stable attachment point for hoisting and lifting operations. Raptor Supplies offer a wide range of Hoist rings
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AColumbus Mckinnon hoist rings are used for handling higher load limits when lifting at different angles and feature an economical forged ring for additional strength & impact resistance. These units have a bale and centre body capable of swivelling and pivoting, simultaneously, up to 360 and 180 degrees, respectively; thereby producing a uniform load distribution. The integral shoulder pin on these units runs through the centre of the body, bale and screw in a clevis configuration for securing the components together. Choose from an extensive range of these heavy-duty hoist rings, available in working load limits (WLL) ranging from 1000 to 24000 lb on Raptor Supplies.
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AHoist Rings help in lifting heavy loads safely. For fixed locations a dual bolt and 4-bolt ring may be used or for complete rotation use standard and heavy duty hoist rings. Available is a wide range of working load range and size in types such as screw-on or weld-on hoist rings
It is a metal loop that attaches to the body of the hoist and pivots back and forth 180 degrees to allow for the movement of the load.
The safety factor is defined as the ratio of the material's strength to the component's maximum stress. It improves public safety and lowers the possibility that a product would malfunction. The swivel hoist ring from American Drill Bushing has a safety factor of 5:1, which indicates that it will break at five times the working load limit.
Regularly inspecting and maintaining these swivel hoist rings is essential to ensure the safe and reliable operation. Common maintainenece steps may include visual inspection for signs of wear or damage, lubrication of moving parts and periodic load testing.
Eye bolts are typically used for lifting heavy objects in a vertical direction. However, users should prefer hoist rings in cases where the lift is angular or where manipulating the load during the lifting process is essential. Eye bolts are stationary and straight, while hoist rings can swivel and pivot, making them more adaptable to various types of lifts. Moreover, galvanised eye nuts can be used with eyebolts, providing anchor point for secure lifting operations. They are fasteners with a looped head that receive a hook or rope.
