Lift Ring Clutch

Lift Ring Clutch 2.5T, 5T, 10T & 26T for Concrete.
The Ring Coupling is perfect for a wide range of Lifting Applications with Precast concrete products such as Stairs or Columns.
Safety Factor 5:1

1. Design:
   • A lift ring clutch typically consists of a central ring or loop that serves as the attachment point for lifting slings or chains.
   • It is constructed from high-strength materials such as alloy steel to withstand heavy loads and ensure durability.
2. Functionality:
   • Attachment: The lifting sling or chain is threaded through the central ring of the clutch.
   • Locking Mechanism: Many lift ring clutches feature a locking mechanism (such as a latch or pin) that secures the sling or chain in place once it is threaded through the ring.
   • Load Distribution: The design of the clutch ensures that the load is evenly distributed across the attachment points, reducing stress concentrations.
3. Types:
   • Manual Clutches: Require manual operation to engage and disengage the lifting sling or chain.
   • Automatic Clutches: Incorporate mechanisms that automatically lock and unlock the lifting sling or chain, enhancing operational efficiency.
4. Safety Features:
   • Load Rating: Each lift ring clutch is rated for a specific maximum load capacity. It is crucial to adhere to this rating to ensure safe lifting operations.
   • Safety Latch: Some clutches are equipped with a safety latch that prevents accidental disconnection of the lifting sling or chain.

Applications:

1. Construction and Rigging:
   • Used with cranes, hoists, and lifting equipment to handle heavy construction materials, prefabricated components, and structural elements.
   • Essential in rigging applications for positioning steel beams, concrete panels, and other large building components.
2. Industrial Settings:
   • Deployed in manufacturing facilities for lifting machinery, equipment, and industrial components during assembly, maintenance, and repair operations.
3. Marine and Offshore Industries:
   • Utilized in shipyards and offshore installations for handling heavy marine equipment, containers, and offshore structures.
4. Utilities and Infrastructure:
   • Used in utilities and infrastructure projects for lifting pipes, utility poles, and other large infrastructure components.