Rigging Equipment
Rigging equipment includes products like lifting slings, wire rope slings, synthetic web and synthetic roundslings, alloy chain slings, synthetic rope slings, wire rope and high-performance crane ropes, and rigging hardware—including hooks, shackles, eye bolts, turnbuckles, and more.
Utility Stringing Line Inspections: How Scope Uses AI to Analyze Rope Condition
Scope is an AI-powered software that identifies damage or defects, and predicts the break strength on utility stringing lines. Our…
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The Most Common Types of Mooring Lines and Their Best Applications
In this article, we’ll explore the most common types of mooring lines used in maritime environments, highlighting their main features,…
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Reviewing Updates & Revisions to ASME B30.21-2025 Lever Hoists Standard
Recently, ASME updated the ASME B30.21 Lever Hoists standards. This article breaks down the revisions, updates, and additions you need…
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How to Install U-Bolt Wire Rope Clips
A step-by-step guide to maximize your wire rope’s strength and prevent accidents and injuries.
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Rigging Slang Terms: Common Names for Lifting Equipment
The Terms—and Slang—You Should Know to Navigate the Lifting and Rigging Industry
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Reviewing Updates & Revisions to ASME B30.10-2024 Hooks Standard
Recently, ASME updated the ASME B30.10 Hooks standards. This article breaks down the revisions, updates, and additions you need to…
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Hand Chain Hoist vs. Lever Hoist: Which Should You Use?
Hand chain hoist and lever hoist are two popular manual-operated hoist models. Find out when you should use one over…
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Slingmax® Sling Protection Explained: Cut vs. Abrasion and When to Use Each
This article, which is based off our collaborative video with Slingmax®, will explain and compare the different types of Slingmax®…
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16 Lifting and Rigging Myths That Could Compromise Safety
From using any chain for an overhead lift to the CE marking meaning "Chinese Export," plenty of myths still exist…
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How a Crosby Shackle is Made
We’re taking you behind the scenes at Kito Crosby’s flagship manufacturing plant in Longview, Texas, to show you the intricate…
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What Are the Best Options for Lifting Bundles?
Is it time for your organization to invest in an engineered bundle lifting solution? We cover the benefits of making…
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How to Safely Use a Forklift Boom: Four Tips to Consider
Forklift booms are a great and affordable device for organizations to invest in, but improper use can cause serious injuries…
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Toolbox Talk: Rigging Equipment Safety Essentials – Turnbuckles, Multi-Leg Slings, and Chain Grades
Ensuring safety in rigging and lifting operations is crucial to prevent accidents and equipment failures. In this Toolbox Talk, we…
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The Positives and Negatives of Using a Forklift Boom
If you work in confined spaces and regularly use forklifts, forklift booms are a great tool to invest in to…
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What Sling Protection is Right for You?
Do you find yourself constantly replacing synthetic lifting slings? In this article, we explore several types of sling protection products…
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Unveiling AWRF’s Vision for the Future of Rigging Industry Safety and Standards
Dive deep into the heart of the rigging industry, where we unveil the Association of Wire Rope Fabricators‘ (AWRF) approach…
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Flemish Eye vs. Turnback Eye vs. Hand-Tucked Eye: Which Wire Rope Sling Eye Is Right for You?
When purchasing a wire rope lifting sling, how do you choose between a Flemish, Turnback, and a Hand-tucked eye? This…
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Testing Slings With & Without CornerMax® Sling Protection
In the complex and often hazardous world of lifting and rigging safeguarding your slings from damage isn’t just best practice—it’s…
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