Welcome to the LGH Blog—a comprehensive resource for all things rigging, lifting, and beyond. Here, you can access our entire library of expert content, from practical insights to detailed product features, to help you tackle every challenge with confidence and safety. Dive into one of our four blog categories for focused content:
Product Spotlight, Rigging Tips and Techniques, Project Solutions, and Miscellaneous.
Whether you’re looking for specific equipment information, expert techniques, or inspiration for your next project, our blog is designed to keep you informed and equipped for success. Start exploring below!
Follow These Best Practices When Operating a Hoist As with any type of equipment, there are standard practices to adhere to before you begin using chain hoists. Understanding basic hoist operating practices can help keep workers safe and limit equipment issues. In order to effectively utilize your hoisting equipment, ensure your safety, and maximize its […]
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Learn how to use an air filter dryer system to protect your air compressor, prevent moisture buildup, and keep your pneumatic tools running efficiently.
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There are various combinations to increase the lifting and/or pulling capacity with the use of snatch blocks or sheave blocks for wire ropes. However, not every combination can or should be used for every type of project. Some of the considerations you should have prior to the start of any project include the type of […]
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There’s a variety of web sling types and it’s not always clear which one you’re going to need for your upcoming project. Here’s a simple guide that’ll help determine which type will help ensure a successful endeavor. Hardware Slings Unlink and Web Trap – Hardware can help to extend sling life by protecting the webbing from […]
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Here are a few quick tips on how to use the compression load cell properly on your next lift.
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There’s been some confusion as to how to configure and use either system effectively without causing damage to the equipment, load, or to the user. Some of this confusion results from misunderstanding the difference between single-acting or double-acting cylinders and being unsure of when either should be used. Hopefully, we can clear the air in […]
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Meet Your Jobsite Solution- Modulift® Modular Spreader Bars Available in a variety of capacities and shapes, Modulift® Modular Spreader Bars are versatile and provide the most ideal solutions when it comes to most lifting requirements. With capacities ranging from 24 to 1000 tons, LGH’s modular configuration and interchangeable components allow the beams to be reused […]
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The manual push beam trolley is used to move loads horizontally on beams, as well as used as a suspension point. In dealing with beam trolleys, a couple of different issues can present themselves if they’re not being handled and used correctly. Below are the top 4 ways individuals can misuse a beam trolley. Side-Loading […]
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The electric power bar is designed to push, or skid, loads. They’re most commonly used in conjunction with low-profile dollies, tank rollers, or air skates. Electric power bars are one of the most commonly misused and frequently damaged pieces of equipment. Mainly, because loads are often placed on top of the power bar instead of on the […]
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