Lifting Clamps

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WHAT ARE LIFTING CLAMPS? Lifting clamps are essential tools for moving heavy materials like steel plates, beams or pipes. Used primarily in construction and industrial settings, lifting clamps and grabs attach to a workpiece using a clamping mechanism, holding the object firmly in place so it can be lifted by a crane, hoist or other lifting equipment . With options like vertical and horizontal lifting clamps, there’s a safe, efficient solution for every application – minimising risk and boosting productivity on site. TYPES OF PLATE CLAMPS AVAILABLE Different jobs require different lifting clamps . At Lifting Equipment Store, we supply a range of plate clamps and specialist lifting clamps, including: Vertical lifting clamps – Ideal for lifting steel plates upright Horizontal lifting clamps – Designed for moving plates in a flat position Lifting magnets – Great for non-contact lifting, especially on smooth surfaces Rail handling clamps – Built for gripping and moving railway tracks No matter your lifting needs, we have a clamp to match. CHOOSING THE RIGHT LIFTING CLAMP Selecting the right lifting clamp is key to safe and efficient operations. Here are a few things to consider: Load weight and dimensions – check the weight rating and clamp capacity Orientation of lift – choose vertical or horizontal clamps depending on your lifting needs Surface condition – depending on smooth, coated or rough surfaces, some clamps, such as lifting magnets , may work better than others Safety standards – look for equipment with certifications and compliance with industry standards If you’re not sure what lifting clamp or grab is right for you, just contact our team and we’ll take you through it. SAFETY AND MAINTENANCE TIPS FOR PLATE CLAMPS To keep your plate clamps working safely and efficiently, follow these key maintenance tips. · Inspect them regularly for signs of wear, cracks and misalignment · Test and certify clamps regularly to meet lifting regulations · Store them correctly in

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