Below-The-Hook Lifting Devices: What You Should Know Before Buying

Mazzella Companies Podcast

If you’re thinking about purchasing a below-the-hook lifting device, then you’ve probably realized there’s an inefficiency or a possible safety issue with the way you’re currently lifting materials.

"Below-the-hook lifting device" is a general term that can include a variety of engineered lifting beams, spreader beams, c-hooks, lifting tongs, vacuum lifters, or magnet lifters. These custom lifters offer more load control and support than traditional rigging. When used in conjunction with a crane and rigging equipment, a below-the-hook lifter can eliminate the hazard of a load tipping, sliding, or becoming unbalanced—as well as reduce low sling angles and the tendency of slings to crush or bend a load.

In this Podcast, we’ll walk you through several different things you should know before buying a below-the-hook lifting device. Including the consultation, quotation, and approval process