Material Handling & Heavy Lifting

Lifting & Material-Handling Engineering

Certified lifting and rigging engineering — spreader bars, lifting beams, monorails, and below-the-hook devices designed and P.E.-stamped to ASME BTH-1, with OSHA-compliant lift plans, across the U.S.

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Lifting & Rigging Services

Certified Lifting Design, Concept To Stamp

Below-the-Hook Devices

Custom lifters, C-hooks, coil grabs, and tongs designed and rated to ASME BTH-1.

Spreader Bars & Lifting Beams

Single- and multi-point spreader systems sized for balanced, safe picks.

Lifting Lugs, Padeyes & Trunnions

Attachment design with weld and base-metal checks for critical lifts.

Monorails & Crane Runways

Underhung monorails, patented track, and runway beams to CMAA and MHI.

Jib & Gantry Cranes

Free-standing, wall-mounted, and portable gantry designs to code.

Rigging & Lift Plans

Engineered rigging arrangements and OSHA-compliant critical-lift plans.

Load-Path & Structural Checks

Load-path verification from the hook back to the supporting structure.

Load Testing & Certification

Proof-load procedures, calculations, and stamped certification packages.

Fabrication Drawings

Shop-ready drawings with weld symbols, part marks, and rated capacities.

Areas Of Expertise

Devices & Equipment We Engineer

From below-the-hook lifters to overhead handling systems — engineered, rated, and certified for safe, repeatable lifts.

Spreader Bars Lifting Beams C-Hooks Coil & Sheet Lifters Tongs & Grabs Vacuum Lifters Drum & Pallet Lifters Lifting Lugs & Padeyes Trunnions Monorail Systems Jib Cranes Gantry Cranes Crane Runways Upending Fixtures Rigging Frames
Industries Served

Built For Heavy-Lift Operations

Steel & Metals

Coil, plate, and billet handling lifters for mills and service centers.

Manufacturing & Fabrication

Custom lifters and fixtures that keep the shop moving safely.

Energy & Power

Heavy-lift rigging for turbines, transformers, and generator sets.

Oil, Gas & Petrochemical

Certified lifting for vessels, modules, and skid packages.

Construction & Infrastructure

Erection rigging and lift engineering for structural steel and precast.

Marine & Offshore

DNV/API-informed lifting for modules, containers, and deck equipment.

Why Weldment

Rated, Stamped, And Certified

Every lifting device ships with ASME BTH-1 calculations, a licensed P.E. stamp, and proof-load certification — so your crews and insurer can lift with confidence.

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  • Below-the-hook devices designed and rated to ASME BTH-1
  • Licensed P.E. stamp and load-test certification on every device
  • OSHA-compliant lift and rigging plans
  • Load paths verified from the hook to the foundation
FAQ

Lifting & Rigging Questions

Do lifting devices need to be engineered to ASME BTH-1?

Yes. Below-the-hook lifting devices must be designed to ASME BTH-1, which sets design categories, service classes, and safety factors. We deliver stamped calculations and drawings ready for use and inspection.

Do you provide a P.E. stamp and load-test certification?

Yes — every device ships with a licensed P.E. stamp plus proof-load test procedures and certification your safety team and insurer expect.

Can you design a custom lifter for our exact load?

That is most of what we do — spreader bars, C-hooks, coil grabs, and fixtures engineered to your part geometry, weight, and pick points.

What design category and service class should I use?

It depends on how well the load is defined and how many lift cycles the device sees. We help you select the right ASME BTH-1 Design Category (A/B) and Service Class (0–4).

Do you engineer monorails, jibs, and crane runways too?

Yes — underhung monorails, jib and gantry cranes, and runway beams to CMAA, MHI, and AISC, including support steel back to the structure.

Get Started

Talk To A Licensed Lifting Engineer

Tell us the load, the pick points, and the environment — we’ll engineer, rate, and stamp the right lifting solution.

Request a Quote
Material Handling & Heavy Lifting

Lifting & Material-Handling Engineering

Certified lifting and rigging engineering — spreader bars, lifting beams, monorails, and below-the-hook devices designed and P.E.-stamped to ASME BTH-1, with OSHA-compliant lift plans, across the U.S.

Request a Quote
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Lifting & Rigging Services

Certified Lifting Design, Concept To Stamp

  • Below-the-hook lifting devices to ASME BTH-1
  • Spreader bars & lifting beams
  • Lifting lugs, padeyes & trunnions
  • Monorails, jib & gantry cranes
  • Crane runway beams to CMAA & MHI
  • Engineered rigging & OSHA lift plans
  • Load-path & structural verification
  • Proof-load testing & stamped certification
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Areas Of Expertise

Devices & Equipment We Engineer

From below-the-hook lifters to overhead handling systems — engineered, rated, and certified for safe, repeatable lifts.

Spreader Bars Lifting Beams C-Hooks Coil & Sheet Lifters Tongs & Grabs Vacuum Lifters Drum & Pallet Lifters Lifting Lugs & Padeyes Trunnions Monorail Systems Jib Cranes Gantry Cranes Crane Runways Upending Fixtures Rigging Frames
Request a Quote
Industries Served

Built For Heavy-Lift Operations

Steel & Metals

Coil, plate, and billet handling lifters for mills and service centers.

Manufacturing & Fabrication

Custom lifters and fixtures that keep the shop moving safely.

Energy & Power

Heavy-lift rigging for turbines, transformers, and generator sets.

Oil, Gas & Petrochemical

Certified lifting for vessels, modules, and skid packages.

Construction & Infrastructure

Erection rigging and lift engineering for structural steel and precast.

Marine & Offshore

DNV/API-informed lifting for modules, containers, and deck equipment.

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Why Weldment

Rated, Stamped, And Certified

Every lifting device ships with ASME BTH-1 calculations, a licensed P.E. stamp, and proof-load certification — so your crews and insurer can lift with confidence.

  • Below-the-hook devices designed and rated to ASME BTH-1
  • Licensed P.E. stamp and load-test certification on every device
  • OSHA-compliant lift and rigging plans
  • Load paths verified from the hook to the foundation
Request a Quote
FAQ

Lifting & Rigging Questions

Do lifting devices need to be engineered to ASME BTH-1?

Yes. Below-the-hook lifting devices must be designed to ASME BTH-1, which sets design categories, service classes, and safety factors. We deliver stamped calculations and drawings ready for use and inspection.

Do you provide a P.E. stamp and load-test certification?

Yes — every device ships with a licensed P.E. stamp plus proof-load test procedures and certification your safety team and insurer expect.

Can you design a custom lifter for our exact load?

That is most of what we do — spreader bars, C-hooks, coil grabs, and fixtures engineered to your part geometry, weight, and pick points.

What design category and service class should I use?

It depends on how well the load is defined and how many lift cycles the device sees. We help you select the right ASME BTH-1 Design Category (A/B) and Service Class (0–4).

Do you engineer monorails, jibs, and crane runways too?

Yes — underhung monorails, jib and gantry cranes, and runway beams to CMAA, MHI, and AISC, including support steel back to the structure.

Get Started

Talk To A Licensed Lifting Engineer

Tell us the load, the pick points, and the environment — we’ll engineer, rate, and stamp the right lifting solution.

Request a Quote