【Haichuan Civil Engineering Issues】Steel Plate Gripper
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Steel plate slings, also known as lifting slings, are a type of lifting equipment with a load capacity of 1 ton to 10 tons. They are suitable for lifting steel plates horizontally or vertically, as well as for turning shaped steel. When combined with chain rigging and oil drum slings, they can be used to lift oil drums, cylindrical containers, plastic tanks, etc. They are widely used in shipyards, steel structure installation, steel markets, mechanical processing, steel plate welding, horizontal transportation of steel plates, and vertical transportation of steel plates
Is there any difference between these two pictures?
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I saw it, so I asked what the differences are between the latches – do they have different uses?
They’re different; one uses gears for anti-slip, while the other uses rubber for anti-slip
On August 4, 2019, company xxx, a contractor for Baolü Group’s Jian’an Company, was carrying out work on assembling the roof beam components at the construction site of the drying shed project. Wang xx, the person in charge on site, gave illegal instructions; instead of following the requirements outlined in the \"Special Construction Plan for Steel Beam Lifting\", which specified that two 16-ton cranes should be used for assembling the steel beams on the ground, he used a 36-ton crane for the lifting operations. He also violated regulations by using steel plate slings to lift the roof steel beams using a single lifting point； Liu X, the operator of the truck crane, violated the \"Safety Technical Operating Procedures for Truck Tyre Cranes\" by failing to secure the roof beams properly, which caused the steel gripping device to fall off. As a result, the roof steel beams collapsed and fell, pressing on Li XX’s neck and back; despite efforts to save him, he died at the hospital.