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Is the nominal lifting capacity of the equipment’s lifting lugs the same as the actual lifting capacity it can withstand?

2016-01-08View Original

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When lifting, the load is usually applied to the lifting lugs at an inclined angle, right? The degree of inclination varies depending on the diameter of the equipment, so the maximum load that can be lifted should also differ, right? How do I convert this?
Reply #22016-01-08
The standards for lifting lugs specify a maximum tilt angle for standard plate-type lifting lugs, and no conversion is required.
Reply #32016-01-08
The standards for lifting lugs specify a maximum tilt angle for standard plate-type lifting lugs, and no conversion is required.
Reply #42016-01-08
As long as it does not exceed the maximum tilt angle specified in the standards
Reply #52016-01-08
Is it highly related to the inclination? Since the device is tilted, there must be other points of force application

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