Lifting Socket solid Material

Lifting Socket solid Material made from solid material, with cross-hole. A reinforcing bar is passed through the hole, to anchor the socket. These sockets can be used in a diverse concrete element due to the flexible arrangements possible with the anchorage bar. These sockets can be used in a diverse concrete element due to the flexible arrangements possible with the anchorage bar. A plastic plug in the tube prevents the concrete entering the threaded part from below.

Lifting socket with welded end plate. Owing to its small depth, this socket is particularly suitable for casting into slab-type elements perpendicular to the plane of the slab.

The lifting socket is suitable for transporting various precast concrete units due to its low height and individual fixing possibilities. For fixing on steel formwork to prevent dirt and concrete from penetrating into the threads of the socket, the plastic plugs are fixed separately using discs.

All installation instructions for Lifting sockets are based on a concrete safety factor of 2 times the axial load rating with a concrete strength of 15N/mm2 at first hoisting. All products are rigorously tested, inspected and, where applicable, provide safe work instructions. Plain ends and cylindrical jacking sockets can be used in combination with plastic pegboards or magnetic retaining plates to provide grooves that can be fabricated in the field. Plastic plug caps can also be used to protect the threads from weathering and the ingress of dirt or foreign objects that would prevent the threads from fully engaging the length of the socket.