High Strength C Type Lifting Hook Overhead Crane Spares

High Strength C Type Lifting Hook Overhead Crane Spares

Product Introduction

Ladle hook for sale. Ladle hook is one of the best selling of crane hooks, which is designed for ladle crane, with high crane safety standards. The ladle hook is one special hook used to lifting steel ladle which have high requirement for the design and manufacture. The Ladle hooks are mainly used for the lifting of middle tanks, hot metal tanks, and ladles of various steel mills. Their structure is simple, they are easy to operate, and they are safe and reliable.

The custom designed heavy duty ladle hook ensures safety and efficiency. The beam body is made of high-quality and low-carbon alloy steel with high strength and high temperature resistance. The hook body is made of steel plate riveted with high strength and flexibility. At the same time, the hook body can be rotated freely around the front and rear, so it is easy to hook.

Main Features

1. Laminated, riveted and welded steel hooks designed to AIST Standard No. 7 Hardened steel pins

2. Forged steel or fabricated chase blocks and pins

3. Removable wear strips and bronze bushings

4. Palm bushings protect the paper roll or ladle trunion from wear

5. Radial key retains the palm bushings in place

6. Body bound high-strength shoulder bolts are utilized in place of the current practice of rivets. The quantity of bolts meets

7. Reuse of existing riveted ladle hook plates can be performed by installing larger body bound bolts sized for each specific application

8. Dismantling and subsequent repair of bolted ladle hooks is much easier than for riveted hooks, reducing the overall cost

9. Current experience with bolted ladle hooks has resulted in an expected service life increase of 4 to 5 times that of riveted hooks

10. Torqued high-strength bolts pull laminated plates tighter together than the existing practice of rivet installation

11. Body bound bolts do not allow shifting between plates. By comparison, holes for rivets are 1/16" greater in diameter than the nominal diameter of the rivet.