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A Year in Review: A Look Back on 2017

Posted by Crosby on Jan 18, 2018 3:05:29 PM

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Since our first patent in 1888, The Crosby group has been paving the way for innovation and better solutions for the rigging and lifting industry. For over a 100 years, we have been the market leader for selection, quality, and value.

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Danny's Rigging Den: Is a Certified Rigger a Qualified Rigger?

Posted by Danny Bishop on Dec 11, 2017 9:44:03 AM

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The Eliminator Chain Sling System

Posted by Crosby on Dec 4, 2017 8:00:00 AM

When loads are not properly rigged to the center of gravity, load control and stability suffer; loads and lives are at risk. An eliminator chain sling system can help with this issue, allowing for sling lengths to be adjusted as needed.

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When Is It Time to Remove a Hook from Service?

Posted by Crosby on Nov 30, 2017 9:22:02 AM

Do you know how much a hook throat can be spread (open) before you have to remove it from service? Crosby is here to clear it up.

The Crosby patented QUIC-CHECK® incorporates the strategic placement of marking indicators on traditional rigging products to indicate reference points designed to enhance the safe and proper use of Crosby products.

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NYC Bridge Constructors Use Crosby Rigging Equipment

Posted by Crosby on Nov 1, 2017 10:54:31 AM

It’s a new bridge with a long history. Originally constructed as a cantilever bridge and opened to traffic in 1955, the Tappan Zee Bridge is being replaced with a 3.1 mile twin span, cable-stayed bridge that crosses the Hudson River at its widest point. Although it serves as a vital crossing of the river for New York residents, it wasn’t originally constructed to last. The initial bridge was built in the wake of the Korean War. This resulted in a tight budget and a shortage of quality materials for building. It was meant to last fifty years (at best) and carry max 100,000 cars. But now, with roughly 140,000 cars crossing daily, it has far exceeded its limits and originally planned fifty-year lifespan.

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Shackle to Shackle

Posted by Crosby on Oct 16, 2017 10:21:04 AM

Connecting Shackle to Shackle

The popular Crosby forged chain and anchor shackles (3/16” – 3”) can be point to point loaded to the Working Load Limit without bending of the pin/bolt. Connecting bow to bow, or bow to pin is the preferred method. Connecting pin to pin is also acceptable if there is not interference between the diameter of the shackle ears.

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Crosby Hires Mark Filippelli

Posted by Crosby on Oct 3, 2017 9:28:02 AM

Crosby Hires Mark Filippelli as the Director, Business Development, Infrastructure

Crosby is pleased to announce that Mark Filippelli has joined the Crosby team as a Director, Business Development,Mark Filippelli.png Infrastructure.  Mark will be based out of Montreal, Canada and will be supporting our distributors globally, through the development of strategies to drive Crosby specification, product awareness, and Crosby brand preference at key accounts in the Infrastructure Sector.

We are excited to welcome Mark to the Crosby team.  He has spent the last 12 years working for Honeywell Industrial Safety with a focus on the Infrastructure sector. Mark’s wealth of experience working with companies such as Bechtel, Fluor, CB&I, Aecon will build on Crosby’s long-standing commitment to the Infrastructure sector and our distributors that support it.

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Titusville keeps firefighters safe with Crosby Hooks

Posted by Crosby on Sep 26, 2017 9:10:00 AM

 

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Long Live the Crosby Clamp

Posted by Crosby on Sep 5, 2017 10:40:49 AM

The Crosby Group is known for innovating and manufacturing high-quality rigging and lifting equipment that boasts a long lifespan in addition to superior functionality. For example, each Crosby Clamp is individually proof tested to 2 times the working load limit and comes with a test certificate to offer peace of mind to those using the equipment. Would you believe our parts are known for lasting well over 30 years when properly maintained, tested, and cared for?

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Crosby Shackles, not just for lifting

Posted by Crosby on Aug 21, 2017 9:50:37 AM

Phil Webb is a man of incredible talent. He turns Crosby products into works of art. Phil spent ten years as a helicopter engineer in the Royal Navy. Moving on from there, he found himself learning how to weld in the pharmaceutical industry. About five years ago, Phil was in need of a hobby. He turned

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Topics: People, shackles

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