5 Hand Chain Hoist Misuses You Need to Avoid
08/10/2022
One of the most commonly used pieces of lifting equipment is the hand chain hoist, also known as a chain fall. Notable for their versatile use in various industries, modernArchives: Blog
Tools You May Not Know We Rent: Vertical Plate Clamps
08/04/2022
Vertical Plate Clamps provide a safe means of rotating, transporting or turning over plate steel when no lift points exist. There are, however, several criteria that must be considered to
Do’s & Dont’s With Shackles
07/27/2022
Shackles come in many types and may be used in various rigging and load securement applications. However, as with all equipment, certain guidelines must be adhered to whenever using shackles to
Tools You May Not Know We Rent: Aluminum Tripod
07/22/2022
2 Ton Aluminum Tripod When you think of an aluminum tripod used for hoisting, how many of you immediately think of the confined space rescue tripods we offer within our
Tools You May Not Know We Rent: Headache (Overhaul) Balls
07/07/2022
Overhaul balls – sometimes referred as headache or overhaul hook balls – are used to add weight to single-line crane hoist rope. This is done to provide ballast to the
Which Sling Should You Choose?
07/01/2022
Are you planning a lifting project and unsure about the correct sling type to use? Or maybe you’re not getting the service life you expect from the slings you’re currently
Tools You May Not Know We Rent: Rol-A-Lifts
06/23/2022
Moving bulky, hard-to-handle box shaped loads can potentially cause trouble on your jobsite. Rol-A-Lifts – occasionally called refrigerator dollies – can provide a safe method of moving both awkward loads
Tools You May Not Know We Rent: Mechanical / Reel Jacks
06/14/2022
When looking at ways to jack up a load with minimal clearance, most people think of using a hydraulic pancake jack, but quite often, a mechanical jack may be your
3 Ways LGH Maximizes Safety with Every Rental
06/03/2022
In 1996, the National Safety Council (NSC) declared June National Safety Month in the United States. Their goal was to decrease the number of unintentional injuries and deaths in homes