Sorting hooks are used in different types of end user markets. Perhaps you have been trained on the proper use of sorting hooks or perhaps this training has eluded you in the past. Regardless, you can test your knowledge on the proper use of Crosby sorting hooks by taking this short quiz. Click here for the imperial quiz or here for the metric quiz if you are you up for the challenge.
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“Hey Lou”, Stan said as he entered Lou’s office. “We have a problem with the hook in the block on the No. 2 crane.”
Lou looked up and replied, “What happened? Did someone get hurt?”
“Not yet”, Stan continued, “but if we don’t get it fixed, they might. It is old and worn, loose in the housing, the latch no longer engages as it should, and the guys on the floor are worried about it.”
“We need to get it fixed then”, Lou replied, “Get with Ruth in purchasing, tell her what you need, and have her get a quote from our Crosby distributor.”
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For use in our standard fundamentals of rigging seminars and for end users to use in the field, Crosby has for many years made available laminated pocket size rigging cards called “Users Guide” or “Users Guide for Lifting” reference cards.
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In the subsea sector, navigating rough seas has always been part of the job. However, in recent years, navigating rough markets has demonstrated to be an equally challenging task.
2014 proved to be particularly challenging as the oil and gas industry plunged headlong into a spiraling succession of declining oil prices and rising production costs. With an equally volatile forecast predicted for 2015, the subsea sector is currently faced with the challenge of keeping afloat until industry economics improve. Based on current research, it appears that the subsea sector will need to buckle down and ride out the storm—at least for the short term.
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(Tulsa, OK) Crosby is pleased to introduce two new capacities of McKissick 70 & 80 Series tubing blocks. The new tubing blocks are a better match for the increased mast capacities of today’s well servicing rigs. 
These new block capacities provide maximum flexibility to our customers and are setting the new standard in tubing blocks for the well servicing industry. The new 125 & 175 ton working load limit tubing blocks incorporate all the same features and benefits you expect from the leading block manufacturer, including being RFID equipped for electronic inspection tracking. All Crosby McKissick tubing blocks are manufactured to API 8C standards.
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(Tulsa, OK) Crosby is pleased to announce the release of our newly redesigned website. In an effort to serve customers more efficiently, Crosby has added more functionality and improvements to the site. Search for product has been simplified through new product/industry selectors and global site search. For convenience, the many resources and tools designed to assist customers in their various planning activities can not only be found in the main navigation of our site, but also with the product to which they specifically pertain. CAD data, one of these many resources, has a simplified sign up process and 3D drawings are now offered in addition to 2D. A Career Center has also been established to reach out to potential employees and interns.
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The Crosby Group (“Crosby”), which is home to leading brands Crosby, McKissick, Lebus, and National Swage, announced today a partnership with Warriors 4 Wireless. Crosby is donating mission critical lifting and rigging equipment and training as well as making a financial contribution to support Warriors 4 Wireless, an organization dedicated to helping veterans transition to new careers in the wireless industry.
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(Tulsa, OK) To meet the needs of larger and longer steel bridge designs, Crosby® CLAMP-CO has added a beam clamp with a 55 metric ton Working Load Limit (WLL). The new clamp features a jaw opening for flange widths of 36” to 55” (914mm to 1397mm) , and flange thickness up to 4” (102mm).
Utilizing this larger clamp, faster and easier erection of the larger beams currently used in bridge construction applications can be achieved. This clamp is available as special order and is made to the customer’s specifications. Beam clamps with 5 metric ton to 35 metric ton Working Load Limits and jaw openings from 4” to 36” (102mm to 914mm) are a standard offering available today.
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(Tulsa, OK) Crosby® is pleased to introduce the new Crosby Locking Thimble System featuring the new G-414SL Locking Thimble. Shackles are sometimes substituted with inferior or improperly sized shackles in the field, compromising the integrity of a wire rope sling assembly. To avoid this, Crosby has created the new G-414SL Locking Thimble System, utilizing a thimble designed with a lock mechanism which prohibits removal of shackle when properly applied.
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