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Rigging.com: Your rigging equipment & heavy load moving specialty store |
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| Rigging Equipment encompasses tools and equipment to move heavy loads and structures. Rigging.com is the largest rigging specialty store in the US carrying more than 1000 tools of such rigging equipment. We carry the following rigging equipment for transporting heavy loads: Rigging dollies, rigging skates. We carry the following rigging equipment for hoisting of heavy equipment: Overhead lifting and crane rigging accessories. We carry the following rigging equipment for heavy haul trucking: Cargo control products to secure loads as well as banner and flags for oversized loads and wide loads. We carry the following rigging equipment for lifting of heavy equipment inside building: Hand jacks and hydraulic jacks and pumps. Rigging equipment is used for relocating heavy and large manufacturing machines and machinery. Rigging equipment is also used to lift and reposition large structures such as bridges and rigging equipment is used to move heavy building materials on construction sites. Rigging equipment is used to move medical apparatuses like MRIs in and out of hospitals, move heavy artifacts in museums, move heavy equipment in the oil industry. We carry rigging equipment from a variety of manufacturers, click here to view the list. | |||
| Rigging & millwright companies specializing in the rigging of heavy equipment are the primary buyers of rigging equipment but more and more end users are moving their own equipment and buying their own tools and rigging equipment to move their own loads. Every project is different and every project requires different rigging equipment. That is why we source every available tool and rigging equipment domestically and internationally to provide a one-stop shop for our customer’s needs. | |||
| Most relocation jobs of heavy equipment involves a lineup of rigging equipment: A load is lifted up by jacks, transported on dollies out of the building, grabbed by overhead lifting attachment and lifted by a crane onto a flatbed truck where it is secured and then transported to its new location. | |||

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