33 Years of Service and Dedication to the Rigging Industry
WHEN YOU CALL LIFT-IT MFG. YOU DON’T END UP WITH A DIAL BY NAME DIRECTORY.
IT’S OLD FASHIONED, BUT CARING CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES TAKE YOUR CALL.
MOST OF THE TIME, OLD FASHIONED IS GOOD.
Aubrey Kay Gelskey and Justin Michael Gelskey are in training and one day will effi ciently provide 100% customer satisfaction. Papa hopes that they will be as good as Junior!
Adjustable Chain Slings Adjustable Rope Slings Blocks & Swivels Boat Slings Chain Hoists Chaffi ng Gear Confi ned Space Entry Container Lifting Slings Cordage
Cornermax® Pads and Sleeves Dirt Slings Drum Slings Dynamometers Fall Prevention Devices Gas Cylinder Cradles Lanyards
Magnetic Corner Protectors
Material Handling Devices
Nets: Cargo Deck Gangway Fall Prevention Rope Wheel
Plate Clamps
Junior not only figured out the precise length, but had the 3.75 inch diameter masterlinks, made, load tested, NDT tested and shipped ahead of the deadline.
LIFT- IT®
Custom Slings designed with special sling protection to efficiently handle concrete tunnel segments. (Photo courtesy of the John A. Batchelor Co.)
Radio Frequency Identifi cation (RFID) Radome Slings Rigger Cards Roundslings Shackles Spreader Beams Swivel Hoist Rings Tie Down Assemblies Tool Bags Tow Straps Training Twin-Path®
Slings
Web Slings Wire Mesh Slings Wire Rope Slings
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. 1603 W. SECOND STREET • POMONA, CA 91766
909.469-2251 • E-mail:
info@lift-it.com •
www.lift-it.com
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