G100 Clevis Sling Hook w/ Latch for Lifting

Here are clevis sling hooks with a latch that offers a secure, reliable, and quick connection with chains, slings, and other lifting settings. These are versatile and durable hooks that have wide and flatter openings, accommodating wide rope and chain slings. Moreover, you can prevent loosening with the safety latch (in-built). Get to know more about the G100 3/8" and 1/2" clevis sling hook for lifting.

• Measurements: We have a 3/8-inch and 1/2-inch clevis sling hook of Grade 100 that comes with a latch. You can use it during rigging, lifting, or heavy-load material handling during transportation. However, it’s ideal for lifting material. It has a working load limit of 8,800 To 15,000 lbs and a breaking strength of 35,200 To 60,000 lbs, which should not be exceeded following accidental concerns.
• Resistance to Wear & Tear: Our G100 clevis sling hook with latch will offer 25% more strength than G80 hooks. The robust alloy steel and painted sky blue to ensure longevity and visibility while providing resistance against wear and tear. It will further protect from various environmental components.
• Wide Compatibility: Our clevis sling hook with safety latch is ideal for chain slings following its wide throat opening, which can accommodate a wide range of attachments. For example, you can attach these hooks to hoists and cranes. It includes clevis pin space to secure your big load machines during transit. Additionally, the safety latch will prevent any loosening or slipping of the chains from the hook. You’ll find a clevis pin of alloy steel, which ensures a secure attachment and prevents casualties.
• Vast Application: This lifting clevis hook ensures proper safety precautions during the hauling of the goods. You can utilize this clevis sling hook in various industries, like hoisting and rigging operations, construction, manufacturing, transportation, shipping, and utilities. It offers great compatibility with a wide range of lifting equipment, like cranes, gantry cranes, forklifts, etc.

Note:

• Inspect before usage.
• Never exceed the working load limit.
• Avoid shock loads.
• Regularly inspect for signs of wear and tear.