Heavy Pipeline Lifting: Steady, Precise, and Ruthless: Box-Type Lifting Beam + Wire Ropes Ensures Fearless Giant Pipe Lifting
Giant pipelines weighing tens of tons (oil and gas transmission/urban water supply/industrial process pipes), often tens of meters long and over 1 meter in diameter—are prone to swaying, damage, and uneven stress leading to pipe bending during lifting? The pain points of ordinary lifting tools being "unable to grip or lift steadily" are all solved in one go by the combination of a box-type crane lifting beam and customized wire ropes.
Technical Parameters:
| Load Capacity | 10 tons | 30 tons | 50 tons |
| Material | Q355B high-strength steel | Q355B + Local Reinforcement Plate | Q420 high-strength alloy steel |
| Sling type | Double-limb ring rigging | Multi-limb adjustable rigging | Custom-made pipe rigging |
| Safety Factor | ≥6 | ≥6 | ≥8 |
What makes this combination so powerful?
1. Lifting Beam: Providing "Even Force Protection" for Giant Pipes
The box-type lifting beam is compatible with the crane's main hook, and the multi-point lifting design precisely distributes the weight of the pipeline—even for long pipes weighing tens of tons, it avoids localized stress concentration caused by a single lifting point, eliminating the risk of pipe bending and deformation; the stability of horizontal lifting directly eliminates the risk of "lifting at an angle and damaging the pipe wall."
2. Wire Rope Slings: The "Strong and Tough Lock" for Giant Pipes
High breaking strength steel wire rope (with a load capacity of hundreds of tons) + pipeline-specific slings conform to the outer wall curvature of different pipe diameters without slippage; wear-resistant and tear-resistant properties make them suitable for complex environments such as construction sites and factories, and they are not easily worn even after repeated lifting, protecting both the slings and the pipeline.
3. Lifting: Saves Labor and Reduces Risk
No need for multiple people to pull the ropes and "hold" the crane; low swaying throughout the lifting, transportation, and placement process reduces labor costs and avoids the safety risks of falling objects from heights and pipeline collisions. For oil and gas pipeline transportation in plant areas and on-site lifting of urban water transmission trunk lines, multiple sections of giant pipe can be lifted efficiently in one day, directly accelerating the project pace.
From laying long-distance oil and gas pipelines to hoisting giant underground water pipelines in cities, this "lifting beam + wire rope sling" is a "stabilizing tool" in heavy pipeline engineering, turning the hoisting of tens of tons of giant pipes from "heart-pounding" to "steady and secure".