faqs about crane concrete skips
What capacity options are typically available for crane concrete pouring skips for sale?
What capacity options are typically available for crane concrete pouring skips for sale?
Crane skips come in a range of capacities, from 500āÆlitre units up to 2000 litre models. This range covers everything from small pours to large scale concrete placement on major projects.
How often should concrete skips be inspected and maintained?
How often should concrete skips be inspected and maintained?
Concrete skips should be inspected before each use for signs of wear, deformation, corrosion, or damage to lifting lugs or discharge gates. Additionally, a formal thorough examination should be carried out at regular intervals (every 6 to 12 months depending on usage), in line with LOLER.Ā
How long does delivery take for concrete skips?
How long does delivery take for concrete skips?
Standard deliveries are typically dispatched within 1 to 2 working days, with delivery times depending on size and destination. For precise information about your order, please contact our team.
Are your crane concrete skips supplied with certification and documentation?
Are your crane concrete skips supplied with certification and documentation?
Yes, all of our crane skips come fully certified, with Safe Working Load (SWL) markings and traceable documentation and testing, in compliance with UK lifting equipment regulations.
What should I consider when selecting a concrete skip for my project?
What should I consider when selecting a concrete skip for my project?
Check the volume of concrete required, the weight of wet concrete, the craneās lifting capacity, whether you need controlled discharge or directional flow, accessibility on site, and the skipās SWL.
Can concrete skips be used for both pouring and waste removal?
Can concrete skips be used for both pouring and waste removal?
It depends on the skip design and certification. Some skips are intended solely for concrete pours; using them for waste or heavy debris should only be done if manufacturer guidance permits. Otherwise, a dedicated skip or container is safer.