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HA Lifting Point (Metric Thread)

SKU: 8-H17-M08G
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  • The HA Metric Thread Lifting Point connects lifting equipment to a load with a suitable tapped hole. Its eye rotates 360° around the bolt axis and pivots through 90°, helping it align with the direction of lift. The M8–M48 range offers options for top or side mounting, with the correct size determined by the threaded connection and the planned lifting arrangement.

    Before selecting a lifting point, check the exact thread diameter and pitch, rated working load limit and installation requirements. The load material, thread engagement and tightening torque must suit the application; sling angles and the number of lifting points also affect the permitted load. Refer to the manufacturer's application chart in the PDF tab and follow its fitting, inspection and operating instructions rather than choosing by thread diameter alone.

  • Models: 8-H17
    Origin: United Kingdom 
    Metric thread sizes: M8–M48
    Finish: Orange finish
    Working load limit options: 0.3t to 20t
    Weight: 0.5kg to 12kg. 
  • Specification sheet: Download HA Lifting Point (Metric Thread) specification sheet

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FAQs About HA Metric Thread Lifting Point

What is the HA metric-thread lifting point used for?

The HA lifting point provides a threaded lifting attachment for loads with suitable tapped holes. It rotates 360° around the bolt axis and pivots through 90° so the lifting eye can align with the lifting direction. Select the size and rated capacity for the complete lifting arrangement.

Who should select and fit an HA lifting point?

Selection and fitting should be carried out by people competent to assess the lifting task and threaded connection. They need to check the load material, thread size and pitch, required engagement and tightening torque against the manufacturer's instructions. A matching nominal thread diameter alone does not establish suitability.

Where can the HA metric-thread lifting point be mounted?

The HA lifting point is suitable for top or side mounting on a load with a compatible, adequately designed tapped hole. Confirm the mounting surface, load material and thread engagement meet the manufacturer's requirements. Check the application chart for the intended loading direction and sling arrangement.

When should I choose a rotating and pivoting lifting point?

Consider this design when the lifting attachment needs to align with the planned direction of lift. The HA model offers 360° rotation and a 90° pivot. These movements do not remove the need to check the permitted loading arrangement, rated capacity and manufacturer's operating instructions.

Why do thread pitch and lifting angle matter when choosing an HA lifting point?

Thread pitch determines whether the lifting point fits the tapped hole correctly, while sling angle and the number of lifting points affect the permitted load for the arrangement. The HA range covers M8 to M48 sizes. Match the exact thread specification and use the manufacturer's application chart rather than assuming capacity from diameter alone.

How do LOLER and PUWER apply to using an HA lifting point at work?

LOLER and PUWER concern the safe use of lifting and work equipment; they are not product certifications. Before using an HA lifting point at work, have a competent person assess the lifting arrangement and the applicable duties for safe use, inspection and thorough examination. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and consult current HSE guidance for your application.