Flat Lifting System

Choosing a flat lifting anchor

General lifting and erection anchors

Erection Anchor, Flat Anchor, Two Hole Anchor, Spread Anchor, Unilateral Erection Anchor and the Fleet-Lift Drop Forged Erection Anchor: surface pick-up points for wall and floor panels.

Anchors with shear plate

Erection Anchor with Shear Plate, Erection Anchor with Cross Pin & Shear Plate, Two-Hole Erection Anchor with Shear Plate and Fleet-Lift Erection Anchor with Shear Plate also resist lateral (shear) load when panels are tilted and braced.

Sandwich (insulated) panels

Sandwich Panel Anchor and Fleet-Lift Sandwich Panel Erection Anchor are sized for the structural wythe of insulated wall panels.

Foot and plate anchors

Drop Forged Foot Anchor, Forged Foot Erection Anchor, Plate Ring Anchor and Ring Lift Uni-Anchor spread the load over a wider base.

Clutches and recess formers

Ring Clutch, Wire Rope Ring Clutch and the Rubber & Plastic Recess Former.

Questions buyers ask

When do I need an anchor with a shear plate?

When the panel is tilted, turned or braced, the anchor also takes load sideways. A welded shear plate (and on heavier versions a cross pin) lets the anchor resist that lateral load as well as the straight lift.

Ring clutch or wire rope ring clutch?

The forged ring clutch hooks straight onto the anchor. The wire rope version adds a flexible sling for lifting points where a rigid clutch cannot reach or align.