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C Hook — Up to 70 Ton Coil Handling

Two yellow counter-weight C hooks marked PRAGYA SWL 30 T standing in the works yard
Counter-weight C hooks, SWL 30 T — the block behind the column keeps the hook hanging level when it is empty
Two yellow counter-weight C hooks marked PRAGYA SWL 30 T standing in the works yard
Counter weight, SWL 30 T
Four counter-weight C hooks stencilled SWL 40 T standing on parking stands inside the works
Batch of four, SWL 40 T
Two small counter-weight C hooks stencilled SWL 3 t and SWL 2 t on parking stands
Counter weight, SWL 2 t and 3 t
Three-dimensional design model of a C hook marked SWL 30 t with a motorised slewing head, engaging a steel coil
Design model, SWL 30 t
Yellow spring C hook stencilled SWL 45 T standing on the machine shop floor
Spring, SWL 45 T
Spring C hook stencilled SWL 35 T on the shop floor, painted and finished
Spring, SWL 35 T
Spring C hook hanging from the works crane, seen side on through the open throat
Spring, on the crane
Double coil C hook marked PRAGYA SWL 8 T with twin tapered prongs
Double coil, SWL 8 T
A matched pair of double coil C hooks marked PRAGYA SWL 8 T in the fabrication shop
Double coil, matched pair
Long-reach container loading C hook with twin fork arms carrying panel stock beside a container on a truck
Container loading, twin forks
Pipe bundle hook — container loading C hook stencilled PRAGYA SWL 15 T with a V-notch cradle arm
Pipe bundle cradle arm

C Hooks lift steel coils horizontally by entering the bore and taking the load on the inner diameter. The counterbalanced design keeps the hook hanging level when it is empty, and a compact profile lets it work in a tight bay.

Every C Hook is built to order at our Pithampur works in India and exported to steel plants in 22+ countries across five continents. Because it is a below-the-hook device rather than a plant item, it normally travels as one fabricated piece — braced on a skid for flat rack or break bulk shipment, or split at bolted joints where the throat will not clear a container door.

Load Capacity
Up to 70 ton
Standards
ANSI/ASME B30.20
Construction
High-tensile alloy steel
Built and shipped
Made at Pithampur, India — exported worldwide, FOB Indian port

Product Variants

  • Counter Weight C Hook: Integrated counterweight for stable heavy lifting
  • Spring C Hook: Automatic engagement mechanism
  • Double Coil C Hook: Twin prongs carry a coil each, so two coils move on one crane pick instead of two
  • Container Loading C Hook: Slim upright and long reach arms, so hook and load pass a container door together, with the arm form changing to suit the cargo — twin forks, a single coil arm, or V-notch cradles for a pipe bundle. See the dedicated container loading C hook page

Specifications

Load Capacity: Up to 70 ton
Coil ID Range: 508-762 mm (customizable)
Construction: High-tensile alloy steel
Standards: ANSI/ASME B30.20
Export Terms: FOB Indian port or CIF your port — seaworthy packing

Key Features

  • Curved saddles prevent coil edge damage
  • Replaceable urethane facings protect surfaces
  • Proof tested with certification

Applications

  • Steel mill coil handling
  • Truck and railcar loading
  • Coil storage operations
  • Aluminum and wire coil handling

Export Supply and Shipping

  • Shipping: FOB Nhava Sheva or Mundra, or CIF your port; flat rack, open top or break bulk chosen on the finished dimensions.
  • Packing: Machined faces greased and wrapped, the piece bolted to an ISPM-15 heat-treated skid, and slinging points marked for the receiving crane.
  • Certification: Proof load test and material test certificates, and CE marking where the destination requires it, issued with the shipment.
  • Documents: Commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin and bill of lading emailed as soon as the shipment is loaded.
  • Commercial: Quoted in US dollars, with payment terms agreed at order — letter of credit or telegraphic transfer.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum capacity of your C hooks?

Our C hooks handle coils up to 70 ton, with coil inner diameters of 508-762 mm as standard and other ID ranges available on request.

How do I choose the right C hook for my crane?

Match the C hook to your coil weight range, coil inner diameter, and the crane hook it will hang from. Send us these three figures and we will recommend the correct configuration, including counterweight options for stable lifting.

Can a C hook lift two coils at once?

Yes — that is what the double coil variant is for. Twin prongs each take a coil by its bore, so a pair moves on one crane pick instead of two. Three things set the rating: both coils together must sit inside the hook's safe working load, the crane must cover that plus the weight of the hook itself, and the two coils should be close enough in weight for the hook to hang level. Send us your coil weight range and inner diameter and we will advise.

Do you make a pipe bundle hook?

Yes. A pipe bundle hook is the cradle-arm form of our container loading C hook — the same machine, with a long lower arm carrying a row of V-notch cradles in place of twin forks or a single coil arm. The cradles seat a bundle at several points along its length, so it does not sag against its own banding or roll as it lifts. The one shown on this page runs at 15 ton safe working load. Send us your bundle weight, length and diameter and we will size the arm and the cradle spacing.

Is the C hook customised to my requirement?

Yes. Every machine we build is custom-engineered — capacity, dimensions, and configuration are matched to your line. Send your requirement via the enquiry form or call +91 91091 02280 for a firm quote. Equipment is manufactured to ANSI/ASME B30.20, with proof load testing and certification, and test certificates are available on request.

Can you export the C Hook, and on what terms?

Yes — we have supplied buyers in 22+ countries across five continents, FOB Nhava Sheva or Mundra, or CIF your port. A device of this kind normally travels as one piece on a heat-treated skid, or split at bolted joints where the throat will not clear a container door.

Starting from: $1,700

*Indicative only. Ask for a firm quote.