Four Post Stillage Racks - Crane Rated
Four Post Stillages Crane Rated to 4400 lbs
Four Post Stillage pallets are designed to stack and hold long items such as lumber, pipes, shoring poles, and so forth. Most Four Post Stillages are not crane rated. All rigging materials are to be rated and tagged under OSHA. Most have no ratings at all. Eichinger Four Post Pallets solve this issue. These can be forklifted or craned to stack up to 3 fully loaded (4400 lbs or 2 metric tons) units. They also stack well when sized with Models 1315 and 1316 which are both bins.
Benefits of Crane Rating.
The benefit of a crane rating is that you don’t have to lift these with slings like you do with some other manufacturers. A crane costs $500 an hour to operate between the rental and the crew. Putting on slings can take a total of 3 minutes for the on and off. If you are just hooking in, 30 seconds is easily achievable. At $500 per hour this adds up quickly and many unrated stillages will cost you thousands of dollars over the life of the stillage vs our crane rated stillages.
Crane Ratings are Required
If you are going to lift overhead, crane rated is a requirement. It’s not an optional choice. OSHA 1926.251 requires tagging and a rating of all items that contain or support a load. The rule is related to ASME B30.20 despite it not incorporating the entirety of the code. The Letters of Interpretation cite ASME B30.20 indicating that the focus of the required rating is centered around Below the Hook items. You need a rating. It’s technically not legal to lift loads that are supported by structures that are not rated.
The pallets can be painted in any color or galvanized.
There are a variety of sizes and options. Pricing is heavily influenced on where these are shipped from and the volume required.
Sales on these are in multiples and with many options. It’s best that we quote these for shipping purposes based on what you are ordering. We recommend that you contact us for the best pricing and shipping options. Since we don't know your location or the current rates, we need that information to be able to quote the shipping costs. sales@cranegear.net is a way to get that going. It's a 10 minute process to get that pricing for us. We just need your zip code.
Four Post Stillages Crane Rated to 4400 lbs
Four Post Stillage pallets are designed to stack and hold long items such as lumber, pipes, shoring poles, and so forth. Most Four Post Stillages are not crane rated. All rigging materials are to be rated and tagged under OSHA. Most have no ratings at all. Eichinger Four Post Pallets solve this issue. These can be forklifted or craned to stack up to 3 fully loaded (4400 lbs or 2 metric tons) units. They also stack well when sized with Models 1315 and 1316 which are both bins.
Benefits of Crane Rating.
The benefit of a crane rating is that you don’t have to lift these with slings like you do with some other manufacturers. A crane costs $500 an hour to operate between the rental and the crew. Putting on slings can take a total of 3 minutes for the on and off. If you are just hooking in, 30 seconds is easily achievable. At $500 per hour this adds up quickly and many unrated stillages will cost you thousands of dollars over the life of the stillage vs our crane rated stillages.
Crane Ratings are Required
If you are going to lift overhead, crane rated is a requirement. It’s not an optional choice. OSHA 1926.251 requires tagging and a rating of all items that contain or support a load. The rule is related to ASME B30.20 despite it not incorporating the entirety of the code. The Letters of Interpretation cite ASME B30.20 indicating that the focus of the required rating is centered around Below the Hook items. You need a rating. It’s technically not legal to lift loads that are supported by structures that are not rated.
The pallets can be painted in any color or galvanized.
There are a variety of sizes and options. Pricing is heavily influenced on where these are shipped from and the volume required.
Sales on these are in multiples and with many options. It’s best that we quote these for shipping purposes based on what you are ordering. We recommend that you contact us for the best pricing and shipping options. Since we don't know your location or the current rates, we need that information to be able to quote the shipping costs. sales@cranegear.net is a way to get that going. It's a 10 minute process to get that pricing for us. We just need your zip code.