Lifting clamp Alloy Steel Integral Forged Lifting Equipment, Vertical Plate Clamp Steel Plate Lifting Clamp Fixing device

Specifications: Material: Low-carbon alloy steel Rated lifting capacity: 3 tonnes Opening range: 3 tonnes/0–35 mm Self-weight: 10.5 kg Application: Suitable for heavy-duty lifting operations involving steel plates and steel structures Precautions: 1. Suspension and lifting operations must be performed by qualified personnel. 2. Use within the permitted load capacity and thickness range. 3. Do not move or stop at maximum speed during operation. 4. To prevent overloading, two hooks may be used. 5. Conduct a thorough inspection before use. Wear-resistant hook body: The hook body is made of thick, wear-resistant material to ensure durability and resistance to breakage. Alloy steel gears: Forged at high temperatures, featuring a compact design with no slippage, ensuring higher safety. Integral forging: Forged using an integral mould, with no welded structure, providing a high safety factor and reliable lifting performance.

• Heavy-duty steel structures: This plate lifting clamp is forged from high-quality, durable low-carbon alloy steel, featuring an integrated cast structure that is robust and durable, capable of vertically lifting heavy plates!
• Flexible clamping capability: Industrial lifting clamps are available as optional accessories, with a maximum load capacity of 3 tonnes and an opening range of 3 tonnes/0–35 millimetres.
• Safety: With its powerful clamping jaws, the vertical clamp securely locks onto steel plates of varying thicknesses, ensuring the clamp does not slip during lifting or lowering of loads. Inspect before use and never exceed the working load limit to avoid impact loads.
• Wide applications: Suitable for heavy-duty lifting or transport of steel plates and metal sheets, it can be used in steel structure installation, steel markets, mechanical processing, steel plate welding, cutting, and handling.
• Easy to operate: Simply pull the ring handle to open the clamp, release the jaws using the hook, place the steel plate into the opening, and then pull back the spring to secure it.