Tandemloc Rotary Lifting Lugs are intended for lifting ISO shipping containers using the bottom lifting apertures. When inserted and twisted to the lifting position the lugs cannot unintentionally dislodge. Each rotary lug has been proof tested to 200% of their 33,600Lbs working load limit.

Major Feature: Unlike many other competitors, Tandemloc rotary lifting lugs are universal so there is no need to worry about light-handed or left-handed positioning!

Save on the shackles: Sling legs are intended to be directly attached to the lugs meaning you'll have no need to use shackles to connect your slings to the lugs, saving cost, time, and maintenance.

Note: When lifting 40ft containers there should not be an angle less than 30-degrees to the horizontal plane.

• Retro Fit: 416005B-1TZK Safety Lock Kit available upon request

ISO 3874 Bottom Lift Standards

1. The container is lifted from side apertures of four bottom corner fittings by means of slings. The bottom sling attachment shall bear on the corner fittings only and should be such to exert lifting forces not more than 38mm away from the outer face of the corner fittings. (See figure 2.)
2. Lifting devices shall be properly engaged. NOTE - See footnotes in Table A.
3. The applicability of bottom lift slings is given in Table A below.
4. Folding platform-based containers (codes PL and PC; see ISO 6346), when empty and in the folded condition, may be handled in interlocked piles. The total mass of the pile shall not exceed the maximum gross mass (rating) according to ISO 668.
5. For loaded containers, the lifting angle, a, shown in figure 1, shall not be less than the minimum values shown in Table A.

Figure 1 - Lifting by means of a bottom lift sling (Dimensions in millimeters.)

Figure 2 - Bottom sling attachment

Reference Table 2, 5 and 6 of ISO 3874 for the applicability of bottom lift slings.