Threaded Combination Lifting Loop was
specifically designed for inclined lifting forces up to 90
degrees. This makes it ideal to use when sockets are fixed
into the sides of units to facilitate tilt up lifting when turning
a panel from horizontal to the vertical plane.


Due to the use of high tensile steel components in the
manufacturing process of the Combination Threaded
Lifting Loops, it is imperative that welding of the lifting
device and excessive heat sources are avoided.

See figure 27 and table 25 for specific dimensions.


**Use and Operation**

After visual inspection the Threaded Combination Lifting
Loop should be threaded fully into the lifting socket. The
loop should be threaded in until the base of the loop
makes full contact with the concrete around its full
perimeter. Check that the base of the lifting loop and the
contact surface of the concrete are parallel with each
other. If this criteria is not met, then damage to both the concrete and the lifting socket could occur.