33Eyebolt / Eyenut SWL Derating
Per BS 4278 / LEEA COPSURE 1.5, an eyebolt loaded off-axis loses capacity rapidly. Standard (non-collared) eyebolts must be loaded along the bolt axis. Collared (shoulder) eyebolts can take limited side load. Lateral pull (90°) on a non-collared eyebolt is prohibited.
Derated SWL
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34Shackle SWL Lookup
SWL lookup for D (chain) and bow (anchor) shackles per EN 13889:2003 and US Federal Specification RR-C-271. Side-loading reduces SWL — bow shackles tolerate side-load better than D-shackles. Reference LEEA COPSURE 6.4.
Working Load Limit
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35Vacuum Lifter Capacity
Theoretical lift force of a vacuum lifter: F = ΔP × A_total. Apply the LEEA-recommended safety factor (≥ 2 for routine lifts, ≥ 4 where personnel could be exposed). Per LEEA COPSURE 8 and EN 13155.
Lift capacity
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36Magnetic Lifter Derating
Permanent / electro-permanent magnetic lifter capacity is rated on a thick, flat, low-carbon plate with a clean, smooth surface. Real plates derate the rated SWL. Per LEEA COPSURE 9 and EN 13155.
Working capacity
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37Plate Clamp Working Load
Selection check for vertical plate clamps per LEEA COPSURE 16. The plate must fall within the clamp's jaw range, and the load must be within the clamp's WLL. Most clamps require the plate to be free of rust and paint at the gripping zone.
Selection
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38Beam Clamp / Trolley Flange Check
Verifies beam-flange compatibility and side-load envelope per LEEA COPSURE 13 and EN 13155. The flange must fall inside the clamp's published flange-thickness AND flange-width range, and any side pull (non-vertical) must fall inside the manufacturer's allowable angle (typically ≤ 6°).
Selection
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