The Horizontal Lifting Clamps (LC Type) are designed for safely lifting and transporting steel plates and flat materials in a horizontal position. Compared with standard L type clamps, the LC type features an improved structure for enhanced stability and grip during lifting operations.
They are widely used in steel fabrication plants, shipyards, construction sites, and warehouses. Used in pairs, these clamps ensure balanced lifting and prevent deformation of the load.
Manufactured from high-strength alloy steel with a reliable clamping mechanism, LC type horizontal lifting clamps provide safe, efficient, and durable performance in demanding industrial environments.

Product Features

Enhanced Clamping Design

Improved jaw structure provides stronger grip and better stability during lifting.

Safe Horizontal Lifting

Specifically designed for horizontal lifting of steel plates, ensuring balanced load handling.

Use in Pairs

Must be used in pairs to distribute load evenly and improve safety.

High Strength Alloy Steel

Manufactured from durable alloy steel for high load capacity and long service life.

Reliable Safety Mechanism

Equipped with a locking system to prevent accidental slipping.

Wide Industrial Applications

Suitable for shipyards, steel processing, construction, and warehouses.

Model	Capacity per Pair (Ton)	Jaw Opening (mm)	Plate Thickness (mm)	Net Weight per Pair (kg)
LC-1	1	0–20	0–20	5
LC-2	2	0–25	0–25	7
LC-3	3	0–30	0–30	10
LC-5	5	0–40	0–40	15
LC-8	8	0–50	0–50	20
LC-10	10	0–60	0–60	26
Note: 1, Capacity is based on using clamps in pairs 2, Not suitable for vertical lifting 3, Customized specifications are available upon request

Q1: What is the difference between LC type and L type clamps?

A: LC type clamps feature an enhanced clamping structure, providing better grip and stability compared to standard L type.

Q2: Can the clamp be used alone?

A: No, LC type clamps must be used in pairs to ensure safe and balanced lifting.

Q3: What is the capacity range?

A: The capacity ranges from 1 ton to 10 tons per pair.

Q4: What materials are used for the clamps?

A: They are made from high-strength alloy steel for durability and safety.

Q5: What safety features are included?

A: The clamps are equipped with an advanced locking and gripping mechanism to prevent slipping.

Q6: Where are LC type clamps commonly used?

A: They are widely used in shipbuilding, steel fabrication, construction sites, and warehouses.

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