30-Tonne Heavy-Duty Coil Tongs for Vertical Lifting (CH-P D-H-M)

Ensure maximum safety and extreme efficiency in your heavy material handling operations with the CH-P D-H-M Coil Tongs (With Regulation). Engineered exclusively for the most demanding heavy industrial environments, these premium lifting clamps boast a massive Working Load Limit (WLL) of 30,000 kg (30 tonnes). Available from Craneplex.co.uk, they represent the ultimate lifting solution for steel processing plants, maritime ports, and large-scale manufacturing facilities.

Core Functionality & Purpose-Built Engineering

Handling a 30-tonne steel coil demands precision engineering. The CH-P D-H-M model is specifically designed for the safe and highly secure transfer of sheet metal coils strictly in a vertical orientation.

Unlike standard lifters, these tongs feature a highly stable two-point support system. This mechanism securely grips the side edges of the coil, effectively preventing structural damage to the load while ensuring absolute load stability during overhead transport. Furthermore, the robust primary lifting eye has been uniquely adapted for seamless integration with heavy-duty two-horn crane hooks.

Operational Advantages & Key Features

• Massive Lifting Capacity: Certified to safely hoist and transport extreme loads with a 30,000 kg (30t) Working Load Limit.
• Adjustable Grip (With Regulation): The built-in regulation system allows operators to adjust the tongs to securely accommodate varying coil widths.
• Specialised Vertical Application: Intelligently engineered to prevent material deformation by safely managing the weight distribution of upright sheet metal coils.
• Enhanced Operator Control: Fitted with heavy-duty, ergonomic manoeuvring handles that allow ground riggers to manually position and align the massive clamp with absolute precision prior to the lift.
• Premium European Build: Manufactured entirely within the EU, guaranteeing superior metallurgical durability and a vastly extended operational lifespan.

Rigorous Safety Standards & UK Certifications

When deploying heavy lifting equipment capable of moving 30 tonnes, regulatory compliance is non-negotiable. The CH-P D-H-M Coil Tongs are manufactured to the very highest engineering standards to protect your workforce.

• UK Legal Compliance: Fully UKCA marked for the British market and rigorously compliant with The Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008.
• Harmonised Engineering Standards: Manufactured in accordance with the crucial BS EN 13155 standard for non-fixed load lifting attachments.
• General Crane Safety: Meets all relevant criteria under BS EN 13001 (Crane safety and general design) and BS EN 60204-32 (Electrical equipment for hoisting machines).

Comprehensive Equipment Traceability

To guarantee product authenticity, assist with asset tracking, and facilitate seamless routine health and safety inspections, each unit is permanently fitted with a comprehensive identification plate. Clear product markings include:

• Official Manufacturer's Mark
• UKCA Certification Marking
• Clear Working Load Limit (WLL)
• Unique Factory Serial Number
• Exact Year of Production

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum lifting capacity of the CH-P D-H-M Coil Tongs? This is our most heavy-duty model in the CH-P range, designed with a massive Working Load Limit (WLL) of 30,000 kg (30 tonnes).

What type of crane hook is this lifter compatible with? The CH-P D-H-M features a specially adapted, robust lifting eye that is designed to seamlessly and securely integrate with standard two-horn hooks commonly found on heavy industrial overhead cranes.

How does the adjustable "regulation" feature work? The regulation mechanism allows the tongs to be safely adjusted to grip sheet metal coils of different widths, ensuring a tight, secure two-point hold on the side edges regardless of the specific coil dimensions.

Are these 30t tongs legal for use in Great Britain? Absolutely. The CH-P D-H-M tongs are fully UKCA marked and strictly adhere to The Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008.