Roof-mounted lifting lugs and trunnions are structural components designed for safe overhead lifting, rigging, and positioning of industrial machinery, equipment, or modular roof sections during installation, maintenance, or relocation.
Commonly used trade names and technical identifiers for Lifting Lugs / Trunnions.
This component is used in the following industrial products
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Lifting lugs are fixed plates with holes for direct attachment, suitable for vertical or angled lifts. Trunnions are cylindrical projections that allow the load to pivot or rotate, reducing torsional stress during lifting operations.
They are typically welded to primary structural members (beams, columns) using full penetration welds per AWS D1.1 standards. Bolted connections may be used for removable applications, requiring high-strength bolts torqued to specification.
A minimum safety factor of 5:1 for static loads and 10:1 for dynamic or impact loads is recommended. Design must account for shock loads, off-center lifting, and environmental factors like wind or temperature extremes.
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