Coil Grab — Up to 45 Ton
Coil grabs securely lift steel, aluminum, and wire coils by gripping the outer or inner diameter. Mechanical operation requires no external power. With capacities up to 45 ton and wear-resistant steel construction, they deliver reliable performance across EOT, deck, and harbor crane applications.
Product Variants
- Standard Coil Grab: Outer diameter gripping
- Solid Bar Grab: Enhanced grip for solid bar coils
- Motorized Coil Grab: Electric rotation for positioning
Specifications
Key Features
- Mechanical operation - no power required
- Secure grip prevents slippage
- Wear-resistant steel construction
- Proof tested with certification
Applications
- Steel mills and fabrication plants
- Coil storage and retrieval
- Transport vehicle loading
- Service center operations
Frequently Asked Questions
What coil sizes can your coil grabs handle?
Our coil grabs lift coils up to 45 ton with outer diameters from 1067 to 1880 mm (42"-74"), gripping on either the outer or inner diameter.
Should I choose a coil grab or a C hook?
A coil grab holds the coil mechanically without entering the eye, which suits automated or high-cycle operations; a C hook enters the coil eye and is simpler and lighter. See our Coil Grab vs C Hook guide linked below, or send us your coil dimensions for a recommendation.
Is the coil grab customised to my requirement?
Yes. Every machine we build is custom-engineered — capacity, dimensions, and configuration are matched to your line. Send your requirement via the enquiry form or call +91 91091 02280 for a firm quote. Equipment is manufactured to ASME B30.20, and test certificates are available on request.
*This is only an approximate starting price — a rough, loose estimate. Every machine is custom-engineered to your requirements, so the final price depends on capacity, specifications, and configuration — reach out for a firm quote.
From our blog: C Hook Types and Selection Guide for Steel Coil Handling
From our blog: Coil Grab vs C Hook: Which Attachment to Choose
From our blog: Coil Tong Types and Selection Guide for Steel Coil Handling