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Lifting Clamp Accessories

Lifting clamp accessories - replacement jaw inserts, safety latches, load rings, and carrying hooks - for plate and structural clamp maintenance and upgrade. Specify clamp model and brand when ordering from Holloway Houston.

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What are Lifting Clamp Accessories used for?

Lifting Clamp Accessories grip and lift materials such as steel plate, beams, or coils directly, without slings passing around the load, which speeds up rigging and reduces the risk of the load shifting during the lift.

What's the difference between vertical and horizontal lifting clamps?

Vertical clamps lift plate in the orientation it will be installed (e.g., lifting a plate to weld it upright), while horizontal or universal clamps lift plate flat and can often rotate it 90 degrees. Choose the type based on how the load needs to move and land.

What is the load range of Lifting Clamp Accessories?

Each clamp is rated for a specific plate thickness range and a maximum working load limit. Operating outside the rated jaw opening or thickness range can prevent the clamp from gripping securely.

How should Lifting Clamp Accessories be maintained and inspected?

Keep the cam and jaw free of paint buildup, oil, and debris so the clamp can bite properly, and inspect the jaw teeth, cam, and spring for wear before each use. Test the clamp's grip on a test piece before committing to a full lift if it hasn't been used recently.