Description
An Engine Lifting Tackle is a specially designed lifting fixture used to safely lift complete engines or engine assemblies during manufacturing, assembly, maintenance, and testing. The design depends on the engine weight, center of gravity (CG), and the available lifting points.
Common Types of Engine Lifting Tackles
- Two-Point Lifting Beam
- Used for small and medium engines.
- Connects to two certified lifting points on the engine.
- Simple and economical.
- Four-Point Lifting Tackle
- Used for large diesel and industrial engines.
- Ensures balanced lifting by using four lifting points.
- Reduces stress on individual lifting eyes.
- Adjustable Spreader Beam
- Suitable for engines of different sizes.
- Adjustable lifting points accommodate varying CG locations.
- Custom Lifting Frame
- Designed specifically for a particular engine model.
- Often used in production lines where repeatability is important.
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