Lifting device - Import export

EASY HOOK lifting device allows the handling of any loads in a fully safe condition. The releasing device allows the operator to discharge the loads automatically, in a very fast and safe way.

Coil Mover is a safe and compact clamp for unloading trucks and handling coils in the factory. Thanks to its innovative shape, it allows the hooking of the rewinded coils from the inside.

Clamp for drums to install on the forks of the forklift. The clamp consists of a sturdy steel frame and fork mounted on a forklift. Operation: The connection and disconnection of the drum is automatic and the operator should not fall from the cart, simply push the caliper to the frame, apply light pressure and lift. The clamping device is extremely safe because it is constituted by a double hook, the release is done automatically by placing the drum to the floor. The trolley is suitable for lifting full drums, it is possible lifting the empty drums by pressing it over a pressure to hook the trolley. In the case of empty drums, a second operator must manually apply a pressure on the drum to enable the hooks to be activated.

Coil Spider is a safe and small lifting device that, due to its uptodate features, can hook from the outside rolled and drawn coils (either rewinded or not). Coil Spider is equipped with an automatic release and hiding guns (patented) which combined with its reduced dimensions allow it to unload goods from trucks and payoffs quickly and safely also in case of very low cranes.

Series NE elastic devices (buffers) are anti-lifting axial devices consisting of a set of elastomeric disc inserted between steel plates. A set of bars connects the plates to the anchoring ends and allows the discs to operate under compression, despite the displacement direction. Elastic devices are traditionally used in bridges next to an abutment and/or between adjacent decks, over the joints. Experimental force-displacement curve of an elastic device. NE devices installed along the "Conexion Rosario-Victoria", in Argentina. NE devices installed in the Somplago flyover, the first seismically isolated European bridge (1974-1976).