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Harrington Hoists Debuts Four Point Sack Lifter Beams

May 2, 2017

HFPSL (Photo: Harrington Hoists)
HFPSL (Photo: Harrington Hoists)
Harrington Hoists, Inc. introduced its HFPSL, Four Point Sack Lifter Beam designed to lift bulk container sacks. The HFPSL is available in 1 and 2 metric ton capacities with outside spreads of 36 and 48 inches.
 
The HFPSL Four Point Sack Lifter Beam features an X-Style design that provides a natural fit over the top of the bulk container sack and allows for a straight-line connection to lifting slings. Additional features include: a Standard Sling Keeper design to improve sling containment during the lift, a machined radius cut into the top inside edge of the bail to ensure a better connection between the saddle of the hook and the upper radius of the bail, smooth edge cross-beams to reduce wear on lifting straps, and can be ordered in Stainless Steel and Low Headroom designs.
 
The HFPSL is engineered and manufactured to ASME B30.20 & BTH-1 Design Category B Service Class 2 and has a specified fatigue life of 100,001 to 500,000 load cycles. All HFPSL, Four Point Sack Lifter Beams are Proof-Tested to 125 percent capacity.

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