All Lifting Articles

A headache ball is a crane safety device designed to reduce load swing and improve lifting control. Learn how it works, when to use it, and why it matters on site.

We highly recommend that you keep your lifting and rigging equipment safe by having a qualified person regularly check your gear. The most important reason to keep your gear checked is to ensure the safety of you and your workers....

Webbing slings are flat belts, usually manufactured to duplex level featuring double layers for extra safety. These slings are one of the most essential and common lifting accessories. Eye and eye, and endless webbing slings are the most popular and...

Lifting clamps are devices that can assist you to lift heavy loads in a safe and easy manner. Lifting clamps can be used in many different industries with a large range of different options depending on the job specifications offered...

Electric winches are mechanical devices powered by electricity, these devices have a drum that winds a length of wire rope in or out. This wire rope spools around the drum and is held in place at the end by a...

Explore the most commonly used shackles in lifting and rigging, from bow and D-shackles to screw-pin and bolt-type options, with guidance on their applications and selecting the right style for secure connections.

Discover the benefits, uses and key safety checks for heavy lift fibre rope slings, lightweight, flexible lifting solutions ideal for construction, marine and offshore applications with guidance on selection and inspection.

Lifting Beams and spreader bars are fabricated devices for specific applications; therefore, you should never use them for a purpose that they are not designed for, unless you have an approval from the fabricator or supplier. You will be able...

Drum handling equipment is used for lifting and transporting steel drums, barrels and plastic drums. There are many different drum handling products available, which ensure safe handling of drums, and minimise the risk of spills and injuries in the workplace....