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Photo Contest 2022
Do you have a project that WOWs and you want to see featured on our site? Did E-Rigging.Com help you find the exact right product for your project?
July POM - 2022
Keith was asked to join a group of local citizens in Haverhill, MA in their attempt to illuminate various flagpoles around the city for proper display of the American flag. As a prior Signalman in the US Navy, Keith had the expertise and drive needed for this project.
C4 Event at WWII
When the C4 Foundation needed rigging supplies for new decks they were building at their 560 acre ranch, they came to E-Rigging.com. Little did we know, this one transaction would spark a long-lasting relationship between our company and the Navy SEAL supporting non-profit.
Photo Contest 2021
Here at E-Rigging we were very excited to announce our first bi-annual photo contest. We had a tough decision to make but it came down to these three winners!
Cleaning up after Zeta
After mother nature’s ill-behaved niece, Zeta, made its way through Cutoff, Louisiana, neighbors teamed together to relieve the damages.
THOR-TEX USA: woven to carry
Durable and versatile, our American-made THOR-TEX USA slings are constructed of fibers woven into webbing. We then sew them in-house to meet our strict specifications.
Inside the CNC
What a CNC Swiss does all day. We've condensed about 8 hours of stainless steel machining down to 1:17. About 800 Lag studs were cut during this time period. Enjoy!
Chauvin Brothers Tractor
We would like to give a special thanks to Chauvin Brothers Tractor for allowing us to film our binder videos at their facility. Watch our...
E-Rigging Rules
In life measuring is a math tool that you will come across readily -from comparing heights with your friend as a child to see who...
E-Rigging.com, Lifting your Holiday Spirit since 2006
Kyle, owner of K. O’Neill Construction, sent us this beautiful display of Christmas ornaments he created in Philadelphia using products from E-Rigging.com
Working Load Limits are Important!
Be sure to check and understand your working load limits before attempting a lift. Not only could your rigging fail, you might exceed the lifting...
