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Hunter Lift Ltd. specializes in the design, engineering, and manufacture of lifting devices, primarily for all industries. We design and engineer full below-the-hook lifting systems, including automatic, hydraulic, pneumatic and motorized lifting equipment, J-hooks, spreader beams, C-hooks, and mobile lifters.
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Working with the many different industries, Hunter Lift Ltd. produces a wide range of custom manufactured mobile crane attachments for large fork trucks and boom trucks. We design for acceleration concerns when used with large wheeled machinery and can produce equipment for lifting 5 to 500 tons.
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Hunter Lift designs and manufactures many different types of Material Handling Equipment.
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Lifting equipment repairs, recertification, and reverse engineering are an important part of Hunter Lift's value to its' customers. We are pleased to provide our expertise in these areas, saving time and money in getting the lifting equipment back in service.
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This blog post is intended to provide an overview of the key points to look for when inspecting your below the hook lift equipment. Lift inspections are critical in ensuring that your labor force is safe and your downtime in minimized. So let’s dive right in.
One thing that sets us apart is our commitment to quality and safety standards in manufacturing. But what does it really mean when a company says they’re committed to quality? The International Organization for Standardization has been around since 1946 to coordinate international industrial standards. The organization as it’s recognized today, ISO, officially began operations in 1947.
Drums and barrels are popular in most industries due to their varied utility. They are used to transport food and beverages throughout processing, they can carry oil, chemicals, and coatings, they can help to contain small components, and even finished pieces.
