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Excavator Lifting Hooks Attachment

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3T Excavator Lifting Hooks Attachment hire

£333.60 £300.24/week

(inc VAT)

Everything you need to know about 3T Excavator Lifting Hooks Attachment hire

Description

An excavator lifting hook attachment is a heavy-duty lifting accessory designed for use with 1.5-tonne, 3-tonne and 8-tonne hydraulic excavators. It enables the safe lifting, lowering and positioning of suspended construction materials using approved lifting chains, slings and shackles.

The attachment typically features a certified steel lifting hook or eye mounted to a compatible excavator hitch or dedicated lifting bracket.

Common applications include material handling, kerbstone installation, drainage works, concrete component positioning and general construction lifting operations.

Specification
Parameter1.5T Excavator3T Excavator8T Excavator
EquipmentLifting HookLifting HookLifting Hook
Excavator Weight Class1.5 Tonnes3 Tonnes8 Tonnes
Attachment TypeCompact Lifting Hook / EyeHeavy-Duty Lifting Hook / EyeHeavy-Duty Lifting Hook / Eye
Working Load Limit (WLL)Model-specificModel-specificModel-specific
Hook MaterialRated SteelRated SteelRated Steel
Mounting SystemCompatible Quick Hitch / BracketCompatible Quick Hitch / BracketCompatible Quick Hitch / Bracket
Safety FeatureRetaining Latch or Rated EyeRetaining Latch or Rated EyeRetaining Latch or Rated Eye
Hydraulic RequirementNoneNoneNone
CertificationApplicable LOLER RequirementsApplicable LOLER RequirementsApplicable LOLER Requirements
ApplicationLight LiftingGeneral LiftingHeavier Material Handling

The tonne classifications describe the excavator operating weight, not the attachment's lifting capacity. WLL, pin dimensions and attachment weight must be verified against the selected manufacturer's specifications and machine lifting chart.

Features
  • Lifting and positioning kerbstones and paving materials
  • Installing precast concrete drainage components
  • Positioning pipes and small manhole rings
  • Handling construction materials and site equipment
  • Lifting and lowering materials into excavations

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