Crosby L-320C / L-320CN Carbon Steel Eye Hook With Latch – 750kg to 40t WLL (Self Colour)

Description

The Crosby L-320C / L-320CN Carbon Steel Eye Hooks are durable, high-performance lifting hooks designed for general lifting, rigging, and material handling operations. Manufactured from forged carbon steel that is quenched and tempered, these hooks provide excellent strength, reliability, and long service life in demanding industrial environments.

Each hook is load rated and clearly marked with its working load limit (WLL), ensuring quick and accurate identification during lifting operations. The design provides reliable performance across a wide range of applications including construction, fabrication, maintenance, and general material handling.

A key safety feature of the L-320 series is the inclusion of Crosby�s QUIC-CHECK� deformation and angle indicators. These visual inspection points allow operators to quickly identify if a hook has been overloaded, bent, or exposed to excessive loading angles. This greatly simplifies routine inspections and helps improve lifting safety.

The L-320C hooks are also fatigue rated to 20,000 cycles at 1.5 times the working load limit, making them well suited for applications involving repeated lifting operations. This fatigue resistance ensures dependable performance even in high-use industrial lifting systems.

The hooks are supplied in a self colour (plain steel) finish, providing a robust base material suitable for controlled indoor environments or applications where coatings are not required.

Compatible with Crosby latch systems, the L-320C series can be fitted with optional safety latches or replacement latch kits, allowing the hook configuration to be adapted for specific lifting requirements.

Available with working load limits ranging from 0.75 tonnes to 40 tonnes, the Crosby L-320C carbon steel eye hook range provides a reliable lifting solution trusted across heavy industry worldwide.

Safety & User Instructions
Always verify the working load limit (WLL) before lifting.
Inspect hooks regularly for cracks, deformation, excessive wear, or damage.
Use QUIC-CHECK� indicators to identify potential overloading or bending.
Ensure the load is seated in the bowl of the hook, not on the tip or latch.
Never exceed the rated lifting capacity.
Use an appropriate safety latch where required by lifting regulations.
Replace worn or damaged hooks or latch components immediately.
Always follow approved lifting procedures and wear appropriate PPE.

Recommended Applications
General rigging and lifting operations
Crane lifting systems
Construction and structural steel lifting
Fabrication and heavy engineering
Industrial maintenance and material handling
Manufacturing and plant operations