New Grab & Slip Hooks from Suncor Stainless
Suncor Stainless Inc., a manufacturer for stainless steel hardware in the industrial, marine, government, architectural, OEM and commercial industries, has launched a new line of Forged Surface Fixed Mount Grab & Slip Hooks.
These new Grab & Slip Hooks represent integral components within the industrial landscape, facilitating the secure lifting and manipulation of loads, and designed to handle heavy loads across diverse sectors.
Durability is paramount, especially in harsh environments and applications. The new line of Forged Surface Fixed Mount Grab & Slip Hooks is made from grade 316 stainless steel and are built to withstand corrosive substances, extreme temperatures, and rugged conditions, ensuring uninterrupted performance in challenging settings.
Ease of use is another key consideration. Innovative features like quick-release mechanisms streamline handling processes and enhance productivity. In environments like chemical plants and construction sites, where conditions are harsh and demanding, durable and reliable hooks are indispensable.
The 316 stainless steel guarantees optimal performance and longevity. The Grab Hooks accommodate a chain size range of ¼ inch to ½ inch and support working load limits (WLLs) with a range from 2,200 lbs. to 7,300 lbs. (998 kg – 3,311 kg), while the Slip Hooks supports working load limits (WLLs) with a range from 1,500 lbs. to 4,000 lbs. (680 kg – 1,814 kg). Note: For weld-on options, the working load limit depends on the quality of the weld attached.
“Hooks serve critical roles in various industries, our hooks offer unmatched versatility and adaptability to suit diverse operational needs, ensuring a secure and stable attachment in any setting," said President and CEO Patrick Striebel.
Engineered with cutting-edge technology, these hooks set new standards for performance and safety across diverse industries.
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