When Wire Rope Exchange visited the site in mid-May, preparations were underway for the final pours on the addition’s slab.


THERE’S STILL A LARGE SEGMENT OF THE POPULATION THAT HASN’T SEEN THE LIGHT YET. THERE’S A BETTER AND SAFER WAY.


beyond hoist rings, including custom, made-to-order, application-specific hoists. Such offerings include all types of modifications and variations—and not everything has to swivel, according to Scolaro. Vice President and General Manager Benjie


Bradshaw is honored to offer a product line used by


the U.S. military and/or in space exploration. “To see the ADB product made in America, and supporting American endeavors, creates a sense of pride within the ADB plant employees,” he said—spotlighting a particular fondness for the company’s custom quoting process-to-production process-to-flow parallel with planned production schedules.


The ADB Advantage Accidents are caused when eyebolts break during angular overloading and loads are dropped. Plain and simple, conventional eyebolts just don’t offer the same safety benefits of a swivel hoist ring, Scolaro emphasized. “Tere’s still a large segment of the population that hasn’t seen the light yet. Tere’s a better and safer way.” A standard eyebolt, though often inexpensive, is


The addition takes shape!


used for vertical lifts, but that’s about it. But with a swivel hoist ring, an operator can manipulate the load, pivot 180°, and swivel 360° to compensate for pitch and shift, roll and sway, all while moving the load.


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JULY–AUGUST 2018


WIRE ROPE EXCHANGE


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