Alloy Grades

Lifting equipment is made from different grades of alloy, with each grade offering a different strength capacity. Knowing which strength grade will suit your needs is highly dependent on the type of lifting that your company does. There are two main options our customers usually require:

Grade 80 - Grade 80 alloy is one of the first graded alloys to enter the market and is still popular for a range of situations. Not only is it strong and durable, it also offer excellent performance under some of the most extreme environmental conditions.

Grade 100 - Grade 100 alloy is a step up from Grade 80 alloy. This grade of alloy dominates when you take a look at capacity. It has a 25% higher lifting capacity over Grade 80 which makes it ideal for heavier loads. If you need equipment for heavy lifting on a daily basis then Grade 100 alloy should be your first choice.