The CE Marked Load King Lifting frame provides a robust method of lifting and transporting goods and materials around the site. The product is designed in a way where it can act as a stillage and a liftable frame at the same time, where items can be stored and transported without any unpredictable delays. The product is also ideal for any industry where lifting materials and equipment into hard-to-access places is a necessity.

The design and manufacturing of the frame are of premium British standards by allowing customer satisfaction and keeping in mind the different industrial environments. Its mild steel construction provides a rigid and robust platform to lift almost anything and ensure the security of the items stored inside. As standard, the product comes with an open base giving the flexibility to secure several loads, however, the base can be customised and can be made from timber, mild steel, and rubber construction. The lifting frame offers four fixed lifting points in each of the four corners at the top of the posts, 6 external lashing points across its length and width, and 4-way fork guides. This ensures efficient man covering and upholding of the whole frame while connected to the cranes through chains, poly slings, shackles, hooks, blocks, etc. The frame is fixed and economically available for project lifting or repeats lifting operations. The product is ready to use on delivery and needs no assembly on-site as the manufactured lifting frame complies with different geometric characteristics (such as flatness, straightness, position, etc).

Our range of Lifting frames can accommodate custom products made up of any material, soft or hard, and offers reliability in storage accesses. The frames can also be fitted with mesh sides upon request which allows protection when lifting small sized items inside the workplace. This type of liftable frames be used and installed in almost any industries like construction, shipbuilding, railways, power, agriculture, etc. It is highly advised that prior to lifting, the load inside the frame should be measured and not exceed 75 percent of the rated capacity (critical lift) of the crane.