Precast Spread Anchor Concreted Lifting Ring Clutch for Two Hole Anchor

This product is a specialized lifting accessory for precast concrete components, combining a spread anchor, concreted lifting ring, and clutch designed for two-hole anchors. It is embedded in precast concrete during production to serve as a stable lifting point. The clutch structure enables secure connection with two-hole anchors, while the spread anchor enhances bonding with concrete to prevent pulling out during lifting. The concreted lifting ring provides a reliable attachment point for lifting equipment, ensuring safe and stable hoisting of precast elements like slabs or panels.

Applications:

1. Lifting precast concrete slabs using the concreted lifting ring clutch paired with two-hole anchors
2. Hoisting medium-sized precast concrete panels via the spread anchor and two-hole anchor system
3. Lifting precast concrete beams with the integrated spread anchor and lifting ring clutch
4. Moving precast concrete floor elements using the two-hole anchor-compatible lifting clutch
5. Hoisting precast concrete wall panels by connecting the clutch to two-hole anchors embedded in the panels

Q & A

1. Q: What’s the main purpose of this product in precast concrete work? A: It serves as a specialized lifting accessory for precast concrete components. It provides a stable, embedded lifting point to safely hoist items like slabs, panels, and medium-sized beams by connecting to two-hole anchors.
2. Q: How does the "spread anchor" part improve its performance? A: The spread anchor enhances bonding with precast concrete when embedded. It prevents the entire accessory from pulling out during lifting, ensuring the lifting point stays firm under load.
3. Q: Why is it designed to work "for two hole anchors" specifically? A: The clutch structure is tailored to connect securely with two-hole anchors. This matching design ensures a stable, non-slip connection between the lifting accessory and the precast component, reducing lifting risks.
4. Q: What does "concreted lifting ring" mean, and how is it used? A: "Concreted" means the lifting ring is embedded in precast concrete during component production. It acts as a direct attachment point for lifting equipment (like hooks), making it easy to connect and start hoisting.
5. Q: Is this product suitable for all precast concrete components? A: It’s ideal for medium-weight precast components (1.5–5 tons) such as slabs, panels, and medium-sized beams. For extra-heavy components, you’d need to select a model with higher load capacity or additional lifting points.