How to Procure Rigging?
How to Procure Rigging?
This guide provides informational guidance on recommended rigging components for using Versatile equipment. Versatile does not provide rigging, and all rigging decisions should be made in consultation with a qualified rigging professional to ensure safety and compliance.
Recommended Rigging Components
Below are the recommended components for a safe rigging setup when using Versatile’s system.
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Master Link
- Recommended Product: Crosby A342 Forged Alloy Master Link
- Sizing: Based on rigging requirements
Shackles
- Shackle A: 2" Crosby Shackle (Options: G-213 / G/S-209 / G-209 / G/S-2130, G-2140)
- Shackle B: 2" Crosby Shackle (Options: G-213 / G/S-209 / G-209 / G/S-2130, G-2140)
- Shackle C: 2" Crosby Shackle (Options: G-213 / G/S-209 / G-209 / G/S-2130, G-2140)
– Ensure compatibility with hook eye
Crosby Load Cell (Part of Versatile Product)
- Model: WLP55T
- Capacity: 120,000 lbs
- Diam. of Opening: 2.99"
- Inclusion: Already integrated into the device, do not procure
Hook
- Requirement: The hook’s eye must be compatible with Shackle C and meet rigging needs
- Recommended Option: Crosby L-320A
Important Considerations
- Rigging operations should only be performed by qualified and experienced personnel.
- Ensure compliance with OSHA, ANSI, ASME, and other applicable safety standards.
- All rigging components must be inspected before use to confirm they meet load ratings and are free of damage.
- Always conduct a risk assessment before performing lifting operations.
Disclaimer
This Rigging Setup Reference Guide is provided for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional training, certification, or adherence to industry regulations. While we strive for accuracy, Versatile makes no warranties regarding the completeness, applicability, or safety of any setup described herein.
Users are responsible for ensuring compliance with industry safety standards and consulting a qualified rigging professional before selecting or using any rigging components. Improper rigging can lead to serious injury, equipment failure, property damage, or fatal accidents.
By using this guide, you acknowledge that Versatile assumes no liability for damages, injuries, or losses resulting from the use or misuse of the information provided.
For any concerns, consult your site safety manager or a certified rigging professional before proceeding.