Hoist
Rings vs. Eyebolts
– When safety must come first, which would you choose?  En Español
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| Hardware purchase choices often come down
to a matter of price-per-unit. |
| But price-per-unit doesn’t cover the full
cost when you’re talking about lifting and moving heavy loads valued at
thousands of dollars. |
| Safety hoist rings – meeting both OSHA
and U.S. military standards – are the obvious right choice when the safety of
your equipment and your staff is at risk. |
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Unlike eyebolts, unique, patented hoist rings:
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Swivel 360 degrees
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Pivot 180 degrees
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Compensate for shifting and swaying loads
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Help prevent costly accidents and injuries
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| Hoist rings do a better job of
distributing side loads to the ring base and screw and thereby retain their
full, rated load capacity, regardless of lift angle. Similar side loads on a
conventional eyebolt concentrate shear stress on the thin screw shaft,
increasing the chances of twisting, bending and breaking. |
Heavy-Duty
Safety Hoist Ring
Maintains 100% Load Capacity at any angle |
Conventional
Eyebolt
Looses 70% Load Capacity at 45° angle |
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If your company is concerned about:
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Increasing on-the-job safety
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Complying with OSHA standards
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Protecting its substantial capital investments
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| Then safety hoist rings are the right
choice the next time you need to lift or move a heavy load. |
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Click here for our lifting and hoisting equipment price list.
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