Crane Hook

Crane hook is the most common type of spreader in lifting machinery. The crane hook is often suspended on the wire rope of the hoisting mechanism with the help of pulleys and other components.

The crane hook should conform to the manufacturer's suggestions and must not be overloaded.

Using a crane hook with specifications lower than those recommended by the manufacturer will pose a danger. Specifically, it increases the chance of equipment failure, which may lead to injuries and loss of production time. Hook failure can occur for a variety of reasons, including overloading, mechanical abuse of the hook, or cumulative fatigue.

The hook assessment conducted by our technicians can help determine whether your crane hooks are competent for the work you expect - and whether they show any potential signs of failure.