CRANE-SUSPENDED COIL HANDLING

Coil lifting C-hooks · 3–50 tonnes

Custom-built coil hooks for your crane, coil dimensions and handling operation. From 3 to 50 tonnes, engineered around the load you need to lift.

STCH-30 · 30-tonne C-hook design and dimensional reference
STCH-30 · 30-tonne C-hook design and dimensional reference

The right C-hook starts with the coil.

A coil lifting C-hook is a below-the-hook lifting attachment: the lower arm enters the coil eye and supports the coil while the upper suspension connects to the crane. Also called a coil hook or C-hook coil lifter, it is specified around the coil weight, bore, width and available headroom.

STARKON designs and supplies custom C-hooks for steel coil and wire rod coil handling in ports, warehouses and industrial operations. Engineering defines the load path, suspension arrangement and geometry before fabrication.

STCH SERIES

STARKON STCH C-hook models

Crane-suspended coil lifting C-hooks for steel coils. Explore the STCH models below or request a custom-built coil hook for your application.

STARKON STCH C-hook models
TypeWLL (t)Own weight (kg)
STCH-055800
STCH-10101000
STCH-15151400
STCH-20201800
STCH-3030—
STCH-32A322400
STCH-32B322900
STCH-40403500

Indicative dimensions and masses; final specifications are confirmed per order. Custom-built solutions are available on request, including the STCH-30 design shown.

Coil hooks from 3 to 50 tonnes.

Tell us the required working load limit (WLL), whether you need a 3-tonne, 5-tonne, 10-tonne, 20-tonne, 30-tonne or 50-tonne coil hook. Intermediate capacities and dimensions are discussed during engineering. This is a custom design range, not a list of interchangeable stock models.

The rating belongs to the individual design. A 3-tonne C-hook is rated for 3 tonnes; it cannot lift a larger load simply because other designs in the range can. The crane assessment also includes the attachment’s own weight.

Coil lifting C-hooks · 3–50 tonnes
Design range3–50 tonnes WLL, according to the selected design
ConfigurationCrane-suspended C-hook / below-the-hook coil lifter
CargoSteel coils and wire rod coils; geometry assessed per application
Dimensions and own weightDefined per coil geometry, suspension and lifting duty
QuotationCustom engineering and manufacture, price on request

Engineering before manufacture.

A capacity figure alone is not enough to specify a coil lifter. Coil width, eye diameter and centre of gravity affect the supporting arm and lifting position. Headroom, crane-hook dimensions and access around stored coils determine whether the attachment fits the operation.

01

Define the load

Coil mass, bore, outside diameter, width and orientation.

02

Agree the interface

Crane hook, available headroom, lifting path and handling frequency.

03

Engineer the equipment

Review geometry, suspension, contact surfaces and the required design documentation.

04

Confirm the supply scope

Agree manufacture, inspection, testing and documentation in the quotation.

C-hook, coil ram or underslung hook?

Choose the attachment around the machine and the load. These names refer to different handling arrangements.

Crane-suspended C-hook

For lifting coils from a crane through a supporting arm in the coil eye. This page covers the custom 3–50 tonne range.

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A delivered example: 3-tonne wire rod C-hooks.

The STCH-15153T model supplied for a customer in Antwerp has a 3,000 kg WLL and a 430 kg tare weight. It demonstrates a specific STARKON design for wire rod coils. Its dimensions and rating apply to that model only.

Delivered STARKON wire rod C-hooks, rated at 3 tonnes each. This photograph illustrates a specific model, not the complete 3–50 tonne range.
Delivered STARKON wire rod C-hooks, rated at 3 tonnes each. This photograph illustrates a specific model, not the complete 3–50 tonne range.

Send these details for a useful quotation.

  • Maximum coil weight and required WLL
  • Minimum and maximum inside diameter, outside diameter and coil width
  • Coil material, orientation and any surface-protection requirements
  • Crane hook dimensions, headroom and available access
  • Handling frequency, operating environment and delivery location
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Coil lifting C-hook questions

Are coil hooks and C-hooks the same?

For crane lifting, “coil hook”, “coil lifting hook” and “C-hook coil lifter” often describe a C-shaped attachment that supports a coil through its eye. Forklift underslung coil hooks are a different configuration; include the machine type in your enquiry.

Can I request a 50-tonne coil lifting C-hook?

Yes. STARKON accepts enquiries for custom C-hooks from 3 to 50 tonnes. The final capacity, dimensions and own weight are established for your coil geometry and crane interface.

Does the 3-tonne photograph represent every capacity?

No. It shows the delivered STCH-15153T wire rod model, rated at 3,000 kg WLL. Higher-capacity C-hooks require their own engineering and specification.

What determines the price of a coil hook?

Capacity, coil dimensions, lifting interface, duty, finish and the agreed inspection and documentation scope. Send your load data for a project-specific quotation.

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