Weld On Excavator Hook - 10 Ton Grade 80
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This guide is for professionals in the lifting gear industry requiring a permanent, robust lifting point. The SecureFix Direct Weld On Excavator Hook offers a 10-tonne Safe Working Load (SWL) and a crucial safety catch to prevent load slippage, ensuring operational safety. A key consideration is that its SWL is contingent upon correct welding procedures being followed by a qualified individual.
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| Model Part Number | SFYASWH10 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SecureFix Direct |
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FAQs
What is the Safe Working Load (SWL) of this hook?
The Safe Working Load (SWL) for this hook is 10 Tonne (10,000 kg), provided that it is welded correctly by a qualified person following established procedures.
What material is the hook made from?
The hook is made from high-quality Grade 80 material, known for its strength and durability in lifting applications.
Does this hook meet any safety standards?
Yes, the hook conforms to BS EN 1677 standards for lifting gear components.
What does a '4:1 Factor of Safety' mean?
A 4:1 Factor of Safety means the hook is designed to withstand at least four times its rated Safe Working Load before failure, providing a significant margin of safety.
How do I get a test certificate?
A test certificate will be supplied via email upon request. Please contact customer service to arrange this.
Can I weld this hook myself?
No, it is crucial that welding is carried out by a qualified person following general rules and specific procedures for lifting equipment to ensure safety and maintain the SWL.
What are the main dimensions of the hook?
The main dimensions are: A (MM) - 13.5, B (MM) - 200, C (MM) - 167, D (MM) - 38.5, E (MM) - 55.5, F (MM) - 48, G (MM) - 54.
Troubleshooting
Hook does not sit flush before welding.
Ensure the mounting surface is clean, flat, and free from contaminants. Verify the dimensions of the hook are compatible with the intended mounting location.
Concerns about weld strength.
Confirm that the welding was performed by a certified welder following appropriate procedures, including preheating and proper joint design. Request and review the weld test certificate if available.
Safety catch is stiff or not locking.
Clean the catch mechanism to remove any dirt or debris. Inspect for any visible damage or deformation. If issues persist, consult a qualified technician.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Provides a secure, permanent lifting solution.
- High Safe Working Load (SWL) of 10 Tonne.
- Constructed from durable Grade 80 material.
- Safety catch minimizes risk of load slippage.
- Conforms to relevant industry safety standards (BS EN 1677).
Cons
- Requires professional welding by a qualified person.
- SWL is dependent on correct welding procedure.
- Yellow finish appearance may vary.
- Not suitable for applications where a temporary lifting point is needed.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
This hook is designed for weld-on application. It is crucial that welding is performed by a qualified welder experienced in lifting gear. Follow general welding rules, including proper joint preparation, preheating the base material if required, and ensuring full penetration. Avoid tack welding or short, thin runs that can compromise the weld integrity.
Compatibility:
Compatible with any heavy machinery or structure where a permanent lifting point is required and professional welding can be performed. Suitable for attachment to excavator booms, heavy vehicle chassis, or structural steel frameworks.
Care:
Regularly inspect the hook and the welded joint for any signs of wear, damage, or corrosion. Clean the hook surface with a damp cloth if necessary. Ensure the safety catch operates freely. Any signs of damage to the hook or weld should be addressed immediately by a qualified professional.