Grade 8 Barrel Hook - 7mm or 8mm Lifting Chain
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This guide is for professionals and individuals requiring safe and reliable lifting solutions for barrels. The Ace Grade 8 Barrel Hook offers a secure and efficient method for lifting barrels, particularly when used with component connectors or chain slings. A potential caveat is that hooks may have minor storage marks, and a test certificate is supplied separately via email.
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| Model Part Number | SFYASBH07 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ace |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the Safe Working Load (SWL) of this barrel hook?
The Safe Working Load (SWL) for this Grade 8 Barrel Hook is 2 Ton.
What does 'Grade 80' refer to?
Grade 80 refers to the material standard for high-strength alloy steel chains and fittings used in lifting applications. It indicates superior strength and durability compared to lower grades.
How is the test certificate provided?
The test certificate will be supplied via email.
Can this hook be used for general lifting, not just barrels?
While designed for barrels, it can be used for other lifting applications provided the load shape and attachment method are compatible with the hook's design and within its Safe Working Load (SWL).
What is the Factor of Safety 4:1?
A Factor of Safety of 4:1 means the hook's ultimate breaking strength is four times its Safe Working Load (SWL). This provides a significant margin of safety.
Are the storage marks significant?
The product description mentions 'slight storage marks', indicating minor cosmetic imperfections that do not affect the structural integrity or lifting capacity of the hook.
What are the dimensions of the hook?
The dimensions are: A - 39.9MM, B - 49.2MM, C - 99MM, D - 122.5MM.
Troubleshooting
Hook does not engage securely with barrel fitting.
Verify that the barrel fitting or component connector is compatible with the hook's dimensions (A, B, C, D) and designed for Grade 80 lifting. Ensure the barrel rigging is properly positioned.
Visible damage or deformation on the hook.
Immediately remove the hook from service. Do not attempt to repair it. Contact the supplier for a replacement and follow proper disposal procedures for damaged lifting gear.
Questionable load capacity or lifting uncertainty.
Consult the Safe Working Load (SWL) of 2 Ton and the Factor of Safety (4:1). Ensure the total load being lifted does not exceed the SWL. If in doubt, consult a qualified lifting equipment inspector.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Robust Grade 80 construction for durability.
- High Safe Working Load of 2 Ton.
- Compliant with BS EN 1677 safety standards.
- Designed for secure and easy barrel lifting.
- Versatile use with connectors or chain slings.
Cons
- May have slight storage marks.
- Test certificate supplied separately via email.
- Requires compatible component connectors or chain slings for full functionality.
Setup, Compatibility & Care Instructions
Setup: The barrel hook is designed for straightforward integration into lifting systems. Ensure the hook is correctly attached to a compatible chain sling or component connector. Verify that the connection point on the barrel or its associated rigging is secure and appropriate for the hook's dimensions.
Compatibility: This hook is intended for use with 7mm or 8mm lifting chain. It is designed to work in conjunction with component connectors or directly attached to chain slings. Always ensure that any connecting hardware meets or exceeds the load rating of the hook and the overall lifting system.
Care: Inspect the hook regularly for any signs of wear, deformation, or damage, particularly around the load-bearing surfaces and the connection point. Clean the hook with a dry or slightly damp cloth to remove any dirt or debris. Store in a dry environment when not in use. Avoid exposing the hook to corrosive substances. Always refer to the supplied test certificate for specific material information and re-certification guidelines.