Rigging Qs: Proof Testing Lifting Slings, Load Testing BTH devices, & OSHA requirements
How do you know when you need a proof test on slings, load test on a BTH device, or an…
Watch VideoBelow-the-hook refers to engineered products and mechanical lifting devices that attach to a crane or other lifting apparatus, and grab and secure a load so that it can be moved safely from one location to another. Spreader beams, lifting beams, coil hooks, lifting tongs, die turners, and die horses are all examples of below-the-hook products.
How do you know when you need a proof test on slings, load test on a BTH device, or an…
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Was 2022 a year of challenges for your company? From innovative products to how to order the select the correct…
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How can you eliminate the usage of taglines and conduct safer overhead lifts? By using the Verton EVEREST SpinPod, operators…
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ASME B30.20 inspection, removal-from-service, testing, and maintenance requirements for remotely operated magnet lifters.
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Engineering a below-the-hook device is one thing, but knowing about the process, timelines, approval drawings is another. Using an accredited…
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What are the inspection requirements for close proximity magnet lifting below-the-hook devices? The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) sets…
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In this video, we’ll explain the process for engineering and manufacturing a custom BTH device, from identifying a need, to…
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What are the inspection requirements for vacuum lifting below-the-hook devices? The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) sets the standard…
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ASME B30.20 Below-The-Hook Lifting Devices sets the standard for lifting. It outlines maintenance, training, safe use, and inspection criteria for…
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ASME B30.20 Below-The-Hook sets the standards for lifting. It outlines maintenance, training, safe use, and inspection criteria for all lifting…
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You may have dependable engineers on staff who are capable of making an in-house below-the-hook lifting device. However, doing so…
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You may have dependable engineers on staff who are capable of making an in-house below-the-hook lifting device. However, doing so…
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Tears in your synthetic slings, doglegs in your wire rope, a couple homemade below-the-hook devices are just some of the…
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If you're tasked with safety and training in your company, this field reference guide can be used to help you…
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In this episode of Ask the Experts, we sat down with Dan Sherwood who answered the question: How Do I…
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In this episode of Ask the Experts, we sat down with Dan Sherwood who answered the question: Does My Below…
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When working with an older below the hook lifting devices you may find yourself confused about what does and does…
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On this episode of YouTube Qs, Dan Sherwood answers this question: I can’t find any acceptance criteria on proof testing…
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Wondering if the Elebia Automatic Hook is right for your and your company? In this video, our lifting specialist Nick…
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Are you looking for a safer way to rig loads to the crane hook for lifting? The Elebia evo Automatic…
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Learn more about why approval drawings are so important when having a custom lifting device professionally fabricated.
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Ever wonder why your custom-made below-the-hook lifter is so large and heavy? Many people don't realize the design engineering that…
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