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for over ten years. When the opportunity arose, he decided to leave to live in the United States with his family. “Settling in the USA represents a major


professional and personal challenge. But the enormous potential of our rings in the American market and CODIPRO’s desire to be better represented in the United States made the choice much easier. We have also been looking forward to this family adventure for several years. “After several months of preparation, CODIPRO USA is now 100% operational and ready to meet any challenge our customers throw our way. The sky is the limit”, says Benoit Cop, President of S for Safety Inc., in charge of CODIPRO USA development. Since its 2004 buyback by the


shareholders of NO-NAIL BOXES and its move to Wiltz (Luxembourg), CODIPRO has been growing steadily with sales revenue of €10,214,000 in 2018. ISO 9001 and 14001-certified, CRS, patented and in compliance with the most stringent safety standards, CODIPRO is part of the lifting division of the ALIPA Group, a Luxembourg


packaging and industrial lifting specialist with approximately 130 employees. y


USCC Expands Selection of Rigging and Lifting Equipment by Adding Full Line of Crosby® American-Made Chain Slings


> US Cargo Control, an authorized Crosby® distributor and a leading supplier of cargo control and rigging and lifting products, now offers the full line of Crosby® chain slings through its e-commerce website. This includes Crosby’s line of adjustable chain slings with the patented Eliminator® chain sling system that is designed to save time and energy in the field while maximizing versatility. USCC Business Unit Fanatic®, Matt


Mitchell, says he’s excited to add to the latest line of Crosby® chain slings to the companies growing selection of rigging and lifting products. “Crosby® has been a leading manufacturer


of rigging and lifting equipment for well over a hundred years and we know that the professionals USCC serves look to them


to set the standard for quality, training, and technical expertise in their field. Chain slings are a popular product of ours with thousands sold in 2018. We’re excited to provide our customers with another option when it comes to buying chain slings and the new Eliminator® component on Crosby’s adjustable slings certainly has a lot to like about it.” So, what’s the big deal about the


Eliminator® chain sling system? It’s a revolutionary chain sling fitting that combines the features and functionality of a master link, connecting link, grab hook, and adjuster legs. Similar to other adjustable chain slings, adjustment of the chain length leg can be accomplished by placing the chain in the connector link. Where the Crosby Eliminator® differs is


in the fact that it comes in both single hook and double hook styles. With single and double-leg Crosby®


adjustable slings, the top bail Eliminator® serves as the master link, which removes the need for an additional master link. Three and four-leg Crosby® slings need only one master link to connect the two Eliminator® fittings.


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