C Hook — Up to 70 Ton Coil Handling
C Hooks lift steel coils horizontally by engaging the inner diameter. The counterbalanced design keeps hooks level when empty for safer crane operations. Available in counter weight, spring, and container load variants with capacities up to 70 ton. Compact profiles allow maneuvering in tight spaces.
Product Variants
- Counter Weight C Hook: Integrated counterweight for stable heavy lifting
- Spring C Hook: Automatic engagement mechanism
- Container Load Hook: For shipping container operations
Specifications
Key Features
- Counterbalanced for level hanging when empty
- Curved saddles prevent coil edge damage
- Replaceable urethane facings protect surfaces
- Proof tested with certification
Applications
- Steel mill coil handling
- Truck and railcar loading
- Coil storage operations
- Aluminum and wire coil handling
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum capacity of your C hooks?
Our C hooks handle coils up to 70 ton, with coil inner diameters of 508-762 mm as standard and other ID ranges available on request.
How do I choose the right C hook for my crane?
Match the C hook to your coil weight range, coil inner diameter, and the crane hook it will hang from. Send us these three figures and we will recommend the correct configuration, including counterweight options for stable lifting.
Is the C hook customised to my requirement?
Yes. Every machine we build is custom-engineered — capacity, dimensions, and configuration are matched to your line. Send your requirement via the enquiry form or call +91 91091 02280 for a firm quote. Equipment is manufactured to ANSI/ASME B30.20, with proof load testing and certification, and test certificates are available on request.
*This is only an approximate starting price — a rough, loose estimate. Every machine is custom-engineered to your requirements, so the final price depends on capacity, specifications, and configuration — reach out for a firm quote.
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