Aardwolf Horizontal Stone Lifting Clamp - AHLC2010-4T
For the horizontal lifting of concrete and natural stone. The Horizontal Stone Lifting Clamp - 2010-4T incorporates a latch that automatically releases the lifter from the load once the load has been fully lowered to the ground.
Features
- Adjustable opening width
- A large gripping range, making it suitable for a wide range of applications
- Long lasting, high friction replaceable polyurethane gripping pads
- Lifting eye for attaching to crane hook
- Auto locks and unlocks the load
What our Experts Think
Q&A
Q1: What is the AHLC2010-4T used for?
A: It is designed for lifting and moving heavy granite, marble, natural stone, and concrete blocks in horizontal position using cranes or forklift booms.
Q2: What is the load capacity?
A: It has a working load limit of 4,000 kg (8,818 lb) for heavy-duty industrial lifting.
Q3: What grip range does it support?
A: The adjustable grip range is 300โ2010 mm (12"โ79"), making it suitable for large and small slabs.
Q4: How does the clamp operate?
A: It uses a gravity-controlled automatic jaw system that locks and releases the load during lifting cycles, improving efficiency and safety.
Q5: Does it protect stone surfaces?
A: Yes. It features high-friction replaceable rubber/polyurethane pads to prevent damage and ensure secure gripping.
Q6: Can it be used with different lifting equipment?
A: Yes. It is compatible with cranes and forklift boom systems via a lifting eye connection.
Q7: What makes it efficient for operators?
A: Its automatic clamp cycle and wide grip range reduce manual handling and speed up material movement on-site.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean after each use: Remove stone dust, slurry, and grit from jaws, hinges, and pivot points to prevent jamming.
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Inspect gripping pads: Check rubber pads/teeth for wear or damage; replace if grip strength is reduced.
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Lubricate pivot points: Apply light machine oil to moving joints and linkage arms for smooth operation (avoid excess oil near gripping surfaces).
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Check spring tension: Ensure the self-tightening mechanism engages evenly and releases smoothly without sticking.
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Inspect structural parts: Look for cracks, bending, or deformation in load-bearing arms before each shift.
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Verify load rating compliance (4T): Never exceed rated capacity to prevent mechanical failure.
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Test safety function regularly: Ensure clamp locks and releases correctly under no-load conditions.
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Store properly: Keep in a dry, clean area to prevent rust and corrosion on metal components.
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