Rotating lifting points

SKU: LBG-M8

Part no.	WLL	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	M	Torque	Weight
	ton	mm	mm	mm	mm	mm	mm	mm	mm	mm	nm	kg
LBG-M08	0.3	30	54	34	35	40	10.0	29	11	8	30	0.30
LBG-M10	0.63	30	54	34	36	39	10.0	29	16	10	60	0.32
LBG-M12	1.0	32	54	34	37	38	10.0	29	21	12	100	0.33
LBG-M16	1.5	33	56	36	46	39	13.5	36	24	16	150	0.55
LBG-M20	2.5	50	82	54	55	55	16.5	43	32	20	250	1.30
LBG-M24	4.0	50	82	54	58	66	18.0	43	37	24	350	1.50
LBG-M27	4.0	60	103	65	78	69	22.5	61	39	27	400	3.10
LBG-M30	5.0	60	103	65	80	67	22.5	61	49	30	500	3.10
LBG-M36-07	7.0	60	103	65	72	74	22.5	55	52	36	700	3.30
LBG-M36-08	8.0	77	122	82	100	97	26.5	77	63	36	800	5.80
LBG-M42-10	10.0	75	145	80	103	64	30×20	77	73	42	1000	6.40
LBG-M42-15	15.0	95	156	100	113	110	36.0	87	63	42	1500	11.20
LBG-M48	20.0	95	156	100	117	105	36.0	87	73	48	2000	11.20

The material construction to which the lifting point will be attached, should be of adequate strength
to withstand forces during lifting without deformation. RUD, with reference to the German testing
authority BG, recommends the following minimum for bolt lengths:

1.5 x M in steel (minimum quality S235JR )

1.5 x M in cast iron (for example GG 25)

2 x M in aluminium alloys

2.5 x M in aluminium-magnesium alloys

( M = diameter of RUD lifting point bolt, e.g. M 20 )

Rotating lifting points

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