Slab Tong — 10 to 45 Ton

Slab Tong
Slab Tong - Heavy-duty lifting device with capacity up to 45 ton for safe steel slab handling
Slab Tong
Slab Tong Overview
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Slab tongs lift steel slabs with full-range automatic adjustment and auto-latch mechanism for secure gripping. With capacities up to 45 ton and slab widths from 150-760 mm, they handle both horizontal and vertical orientations. Hardened steel construction ensures durability in demanding steel mill environments.

Product Variants

  • Automatic Slab Tong: Full-range auto-adjustment with auto-latch
  • Slab Bar Tong: For slabs and T-bars
  • High-Temperature Tong: For hot slab handling

Specifications

Load Capacity: 10 to 45 ton
Slab Width: 150-760 mm
Slab Length: 600-3000 mm
Standards: ASME B30.20

Key Features

  • Auto-latch for secure gripping
  • Full-range automatic adjustment
  • Hardened steel with lubrication fittings
  • Handles vertical and horizontal orientations

Applications

  • Steel mill slab handling
  • Slab storage and retrieval
  • Hot slab handling in rolling mills
  • Loading and unloading operations

Frequently Asked Questions

What slab sizes can your slab tongs handle?

Our slab tongs lift slabs from 10 to 45 ton, with slab widths of 150-760 mm and lengths of 600-3000 mm.

How does a slab tong grip the slab?

The tong grips the slab edges mechanically, with grip geometry designed for the flat, dense form of slabs rather than coils — which is why slab and coil tongs are not interchangeable.

Is the slab tong 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.

Starting from: $20,500

*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.