Hooks

Description

Hooks are essential lifting components designed to attach to chains, slings, or wire ropes for securing, lifting, and moving loads. Available in a wide range of types—including clevis, eye, grab, slip, and self-locking hooks—they provide versatile solutions for various rigging and load-handling applications. Manufactured from forged alloy steel and heat-treated for strength, lifting hooks are built to withstand demanding conditions while ensuring safety and reliability.

Most Common Applications

• Lifting & Rigging: Connects to slings, chains, and wire ropes for hoisting and load handling.
• Construction & Infrastructure: Used in lifting beams, rebar cages, structural steel, and formwork elements.
• Transport & Logistics: Secures loads with chains or straps in cargo tie-down and towing applications.
• Mining & Heavy Industry: Handles large, heavy components and equipment under rugged conditions.
• Marine & Offshore: Applied in mooring systems, crane rigging, and anchor handling operations.

Features

• Available in multiple configurations: clevis, eye, grab, slip, foundry, and self-locking types
• Forged alloy steel construction with heat treatment for superior strength and durability
• Load-rated and marked for traceability and compliance with safety standards
• Some models feature safety latches or locking mechanisms to prevent accidental unhooking
• Compatible with Grade 80, 100, and 120 lifting systems and accessories