Campbell Alloy Sorting Hook / #07472-1

The Campbell Alloy Sorting Hook (#07472-1) is a specialized forged alloy steel hook designed for sorting and handling steel plates, bars, and structural shapes. The hook's unique profile allows riggers to quickly engage and disengage loads in fast-paced sorting operations typical of steel service centers and fabrication shops.

Key Features

• Forged alloy steel construction for high-strength performance
• Specialized profile designed for quick engage/disengage in sorting operations
• Compact design for accessing tight spaces between stacked materials
• Working load limit permanently marked
• Quenched and tempered for durability in demanding environments

Common Applications

• Steel service center plate and bar sorting
• Structural steel fabrication and handling
• Scrap yard and recycling material sorting
• Industrial warehousing and inventory management of heavy materials

Why Campbell?

Purpose-built for the demands of material sorting, Campbell sorting hooks help crews work faster and safer when handling steel products. Alloy construction ensures long service life in heavy-duty environments.

Product Specifications

Every product includes Working Load Limit (WLL), manufacturer traceability code, and country of origin. For per-variant dimensions and detailed spec charts, see the Related Items tab (if this product has multiple sizes) or the Spec Sheet PDF linked in the Description tab.

Available on request

• Test certificate — proof-test certificate tied to manufacturer traceability code (rigging hardware, chain, wire rope; slings ship with a capacity tag).
• Mill certificate — raw material chemistry and mechanical properties (hardware / chain / wire rope only).
• DNV / ABS / NORSOK documentation for offshore or subsea applications.
• Custom configurations — non-standard lengths, colors, hardware combinations.

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Standards & Compliance

Every product we carry is individually marked with Working Load Limit (WLL), manufacturer traceability code, and country of origin. Inspection and mill certificates are available on request — email sales@slingcenter.com with your order number.

Governing Standards

• ASME B30.9 — slings (web, round, wire rope, chain) inspection and use
• ASME B30.26 — rigging hardware (shackles, eye bolts, links, turnbuckles)
• ASME B30.10 — hooks
• OSHA 1910.184 and 1926.251 — general industry and construction sling safety
• WSTDA WS-2 and RS-1 — web and round sling design
• 49 CFR 393.102 to 393.130 — DOT cargo tie-down
• NACM — welded steel chain grade specs

Inspection & Safety

Before every use: visual check for cracks, corrosion, distortion, wear, and illegible markings. Annually (minimum): documented periodic inspection by a trained inspector. Remove from service at first sign of damage. Never repair rigging hardware by welding, heating, or bending.

WARNING: Improper use of rigging can cause death or serious injury. Never exceed the rated Working Load Limit. Apply derating for side-loading, elevated temperature, or chemical exposure. Final application decisions must be made by a Qualified Person per OSHA 1926.32(m).

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• What you are lifting (shape, material, fragility)
• Load weight (lb)
• Length / reach needed
• Pick points — smooth lugs, sharp edges, or a hook?
• Environment — indoor, outdoor, heat, saltwater, chemicals?
• Quantity and timeline
• Your phone number if you want a callback

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