HACK8 Weld On Excavator Hook

HACK8 Weld-On Excavator Hook is a load attachment product that is used as a fixed anchor in lifting and towing applications. As it’s name suggests, it is specifically designed to be permanently attached by welding to a structure or surface. It features a large, generous aperture for easy connection with a wide range of lifting and towing equipment, such as chain sling components and polyester straps. The excavator hooks are fitted with heavy duty steel latches

1. Material: Weld-on excavator hooks are made from high-strength materials, such as alloy steel, to ensure durability and load-bearing capacity.
2. Welding: The weld-on excavator hook is designed to be welded onto a surface, such as a metal frame, vehicle chassis, or other structural components. Proper welding techniques and procedures should be followed to ensure a secure and reliable attachment.
3. Load Rating: Weld-on excavator hook are often rated for specific load capacities. It’s important to be aware of the load rating to ensure safe usage in lifting or securing applications.
4. Applications: Weld-on excavator hooks are commonly used in construction, transportation, and manufacturing for creating secure attachment points in various systems.
5. Compliance: William Hackett produce weld-on excavator hooks in compliance with relevant industry standards and regulations, ensuring their suitability for specific applications.

When installing a weld-on excavator hook, it’s crucial to follow the manufacturer’s guidelines and any applicable safety standards. Proper welding procedures, including surface preparation, welding technique, and inspection, are essential to ensure the integrity of the attachment.

For specific details, including load capacities, dimensions, and usage guidelines please see the PDF attached below.

All William Hackett Grade 8 lifting components comply fully with the relevant section of EN1677, they are forged from alloy steel, they are crack detected following heat treatment and finally proof tested to 2.5 times working load. The full compliance of these components means that they can be used in chain slings certified to EN 818-4, for use in a temperature range of -40°C up to 200°C without reduction in working load limit.