Lifting, Rigging & Lashing in Abu Dhabi
We supply lifting, rigging and lashing gear for offshore, shipyard and cargo work, in galvanised steel and SS316, with the working load limit marked on rated items.
What we supply
- Bow and D shackles
- Wire rope clips
- Turnbuckles
- Chain blocks and lever hoists
- Webbing and round slings
- Load binders
- Swivels and eye bolts
Materials & standards
- Galvanised and SS316
- Working load limit (WLL) marked on rated items
Choosing the right lifting, rigging & lashing
Lifting and rigging gear is selected by working load limit (WLL), not by size alone. A shackle, sling or chain block should always be chosen with a margin above the heaviest load and the lifting angle taken into account.
For marine and offshore use, galvanised steel suits most deck work, while SS316 stainless is preferred where gear stays wet or sits close to seawater. Bow shackles allow multi-leg slings to sit at an angle; D shackles suit straight, in-line pulls.
If your work needs test certificates or third-party inspection, say so in the enquiry, and we will confirm which items can be supplied with the paperwork you need before you order.
What to send us for a fast quote
- Item and type (for example bow shackle, round sling, chain block)
- Working load limit (WLL) or the load to be lifted
- Material (galvanised, SS316)
- Length for slings and lifting height for hoists
- Any certificate or inspection requirement
Email it to [email protected], use the quote form, or send it on WhatsApp.
Questions
Can you supply test certificates for lifting gear?
Ask for the certificate with your enquiry and we will confirm which items can be supplied with one.
What does WLL mean?
Working load limit: the maximum load an item is rated to lift in normal use. It is lower than the breaking load, and it reduces as the sling angle increases.