Swivel Lift Plates

Features of Swivel Lift Plates

• Higher Quality Swivel Lift Plates:

  Forged Steel Body with Galvanized Finish

  
  

  HULK Metal swivel lift plates are forged from steel rather than cast or stamped, giving the body a dense structure that resists fatigue under repeated lifting cycles. The galvanized surface treatment protects against rust in precast yards and on exposed site work. Single plates are machined for 3/4" and 1" bolts, while double plates accept 1", 1-1/4", and 1-1/2" bolts, with unit weights from 5.73 lb to 16.94 lb.

   

  Load Ratings Backed by a 5:1 Safety Factor

  
  

  Every listed rating follows a 5:1 safe working load factor, so the ultimate strength is at least five times the published SWL. Single Swivel Lift Plates are rated at 11,000 lb in both the 3/4" and 1" bolt versions. Double Swivel Lift Plates carry 10,000 lb with a 1" bolt and 15,000 lb with 1-1/4" or 1-1/2" bolts. Those figures apply only when the plate has full bearing on smooth, flat concrete and a washer is installed under the bolt head. 

  
  

  The plate must be paired with the lifting insert specified for the element and load. Higher-capacity versions are available on request. HULK Metal produces lifting devices in an ISO 9001-certified workshop, and CE-certified products are part of the range. Never exceed the rated load, and replace any plate that shows deformation, heavy corrosion, or wear.

  
  

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• Swivel Lift Plates With Shorter Lead Time:

  Rotational Freedom for Straight-Line Lifting

  
  

  The Double Swivel Lift Plate lets the bail rotate a full 360° in the horizontal plane and swivel 180° in the vertical plane, so the lifting line follows the direction of the applied load. That movement removes the need to reposition the crane or re-rig when the hook line shifts. The Single Swivel Lift Plate covers simpler face and edge lifting tasks with a compact, low-profile design that installs quickly in standard precast formwork.

   

  Correct Rigging and Inspection Practice

  
  

  Before lifting, turn the bail in the direction of the crane force and keep the line free of sideward loads. Side pull on the bail reduces the effective capacity of the plate. The plate must bear fully on smooth, flat concrete, with a washer installed under the bolt head so the load spreads evenly. 

  
  

  Use only the bolt diameters listed for each model and confirm the mating lifting insert is the type specified for the element and load. Carry out full inspections at regular intervals, performed by a qualified person, and check the plate, bolt, and insert for cracks, corrosion, and distortion. Do not use a plate that shows excessive corrosion or visible damage, and replace worn components before the next lift.

  
  

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• Swivel Lift Plates with Better Service:

  OEM & Custom Manufacturing

  
  

  We tailor plate sizes, bolt diameters, finishes and packaging to your project drawings, with flexible minimums for both prototypes and volume orders.

  
  

  Engineering & Load Support

  
  

  Our team verifies insert compatibility, edge distances and rigging layouts, providing load tables and installation guidance for your specific precast elements.

  
  

  Certified Quality & Traceability

  
  

  Every batch is load-tested and documented with material certificates and inspection reports, ensuring consistent quality and full traceability from steel to shipment.

  
  

  On-Time Global Delivery

  
  

  With stable production capacity and export experience across major markets, we schedule production around your project timeline to keep your precast yard on schedule.

  
  

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• Cost-controllable Swivel Lift Plates:

  Rated Capacity You Can Plan Around

  
  

  Overview: Single plates carry 11,000 lb SWL, and double plates reach 15,000 lb SWL with 1-1/4" or 1-1/2" bolts. A 5:1 safety factor applies across the range, and higher-capacity versions can be made on request.

   

  Faster, Safer Rigging

  
  

  Overview: The double plate's bail follows the crane line through 360° of horizontal rotation and 180° of vertical swivel, cutting the need for re-rigging. Single plates give a low-profile option for standard face and edge lifts.

   

  Longer Service Life Outdoors

  
  

  Overview: Galvanized surfaces resist corrosion in precast yards and on exposed sites. Forged steel construction stands up to repeated lifting cycles in daily production, and regular inspection helps retire worn units before they cause problems.

   

  
  

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