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Lifting & Rigging (Shackles, Hooks, Slings, Turnbuckles, Winches)

Lifting hardware is safety-rated goods, so WLL marking, proof load and the forging grade matter more than appearance. Grade 80 alloy chain and G80 hooks are quench-tempered and proof-tested; cheaper Grade 24/48 links cannot be upgraded by changing the paint. Ask for the proof-load certificate per batch and the WLL stamped on the part itself.

Industrial belt

Qingdao / Jiaozhou (Shandong) for forged shackles, hooks and chain; Taizhou (Zhejiang) for webbing slings and ratchet straps; Jiangsu for wire-rope assemblies

Typical products

Bow & screw pin shackleForged lifting hook / eye boltRatchet lashing strapRound sling & flat webbing slingWire rope sling with swage sleeveTurnbuckle & thimbleManual chain block / lever hoist

Materials

Alloy steel Grade 80 / 100Carbon steel forged 20Mn / C45Polyester / nylon / aramid webbingSS 316 rigging (marine)

Surface finishes

PaintedGalvanisedPowder coatStainless passivated

Standards you will quote against

EN 13889 / ASME B30.26 (shackles)EN 12100 / EN 1492-1 (webbing slings)EN 818-7 (Grade 8 chain)ASME BTH-1 design

Specification reference

Attribute	What to specify
WLL range	0.75 t to 25 t shackles; 1–25 t hooks; slings 1–10 t
Safety factor	5:1 or 6:1 typical for forged lifting parts (declare it)
Proof load	2x WLL for shackles; 1.5x CWL for webbing slings
Strap	25–150 mm width, 500 kg–10,000 kg LC, standard/long-batch/UV-stable colours
Chain grade	G70 / G80 / G100, link tolerance and hardness HB 360–430 for G80
Marking	WLL, grade, standard, heat/batch code, CE where EU-placed

Typical MOQ: Typically 500–1,000 pcs per model; slings 1,000–3,000 pcs per length/CWL. Typical lead time: 20–35 days incl. proof testing and marking.

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Questions buyers ask

What documents should lifting goods ship with?

At minimum: the proof-load test record per batch, the material/ forging grade declaration, WLL and grade stamped on the product, and a CE/DoC if the goods are placed on the EU market. Receiving inspection should verify the stamp matches the paperwork, not only the weight.

Is Grade 80 chain worth the premium over Grade 70?

G80 is alloy and quench-tempered, allowing a smaller link diameter for the same working load, which cuts weight and lifting-equipment cost; G70 is transport chain rated only for lashing, not for lifting personnel or loads through a hoist. Do not substitute by size alone.