Swivel Hoist Rings

Discover a comprehensive inventory of hoist rings featuring our top-notch brands, LFT and ADB. Whether you need standard or metric sizes, our hoist rings are engineered to meet your lifting demands. With precision-crafted designs and unmatched quality, we offer a range of options to meet your lifting operations.

Swivel Hoist Rings
  • Features a large attachment point for greater connection versatility.
  • 5:1 Design Factor and 100% load rated throughout 360° swivel and 180° pivot.
  • Alloy steel forged bails 200% load tested and Non-Destructive tested via the Resonant Acoustic Method per ASTM E2001.
  • Alloy Steel and Stainless-Steel machined components are Non-Destructive tested via the Resonant Acoustic Method per ASTM E2001.
  • Raised lettering on forged bail showing heat code and Manufacturer for traceability.
  • Meets ANSI/ASME B30.26.
  • Permanently marked with an individualized serial number, load rating, torque specification, and part number.
  • Geomet coated for superior corrosion resistance and powder coated for a high-visibility durable finish.
Swivel Hoist Rings

Swivel Hoist Rings

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As with all mechanical devices, regular inspection for wear and strict adherence to use instruction is necessary to prevent misuse failure.

  • Despite the 5:1 safety factor, NEVER EXCEED THE RATED LOAD CAPACITY. This safety margin is needed in case of misuse, which could drastically lower load capacity.
  • Tighten mounting screws to recommended torque. Periodically check torque because screws could loosen with extended service.
  • Tensile strength of parent material should be above 80,000 PSI to achieve full load rating. For weaker material, consider through-hole mounting with a nut and washer on the other side.
  • AVOID SHOCK LOADING. Always lift gradually. Repeat magnetic particle inspection if shock loading ever occurs.
After installation always check that ring rotates and pivots freely in all directions
IMPORTANT! The force on each hoist ring is not just the total weight divided by the number of hoist rings. The force will be greater at lower lift angles. Make sure load is evenly distributed. See below.
Formula with example data
  1. Never exceed the rated load capacity of the hoist ring.
  2. Tensile strength of material to be lifted should be at least 80,000 PSI for full load rating. For lower tensile materials, increase thread length or use a through hole with a nut and washer on other side.
  3. Do not allow hoist rings to bind. If necessary use a spreader bar to avoid binding. See example below.
    Do not allow hoist rings to bind. If necessary use a spreader bar to avoid binding.         See example below
  4. Spacers should not be used between the hoist ring and the mounting surface.
  5. Mounting surface must be flat and smooth for full contact with the safety hoist ring. Tapped mounting holes must be perpendicular to the mounting surface.
  6. Mounting screws should be tightened to the recommended torque. Torque should be checked periodically as bolts could loosen in extended service.
  7. Never lift with any device, such as hooks, chains or cables that could spread or damage the bail.
  8. Never apply shock loads and use good lifting practices. Always lift gradually. If shock loading ever occurs, the safety lifting device should be magnetic particle inspected.
  9. After installation, always check that ring rotates and pivots freely in all directions.
    After installation, always check that ring rotates and pivots freely in all directions

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