Ladle beams with ladle hooks or J-hooks are a type of below-the-hook lifting device used to position and rotate ladle hooks or J-hooks to control the flow of molten liquid.
70-ton lifting bail with ladle hooks, chase blocks and pins
Paper roll, sister-style hooks with bronze palm bushings, radial keys and keeper plates
An 80-ton capacity, reeved in power rotating ladle beam with fabricated chase blocks and ladle hooks with bronze palm bushings and hardened steel eye bushings
These 80-ton capacity riveted ladle hooks are for the 80 ton ladle beam above.
Four 260-ton riveted laminated ladle hooks with bronze palm bushings, welded bumper stops and 1040 steel eye bushings
35-ton ladle hook with steel palm bushings and wear strips for hook protection. Palm bushings can be manufactured from various materials to suit the customer’s specific needs
370-ton laminated hook plates are leveled, flame cut, bolted and tack welded together prior to riveting.
Hook plates are drilled and countersunk.
Plate laminations are riveted together using a special air-powered riveting machine.
Hook plates are riveted together. Rivets are placed in an electric heater until the correct temperature is reached.
Hook plates are riveted together. Rivets are placed in an electric heater until the correct temperature is reached.
Rivet is formed using the riveting machine.
Properly formed rivet head.
