What is a rock lift?

A rock lift is a triple tine mechanical grapple that requires no hydraulics to operate. These rock lifting tongs are fully automatic and give the operator complete control to grip or release a load. The three serrated tines contacting the load on this boulder mover tool allow for a very stable lift cycle every time.

What are drilling tools lift bails & caps?

Drilling Tools’ lift bails and caps serve two primary functions. They protect the API threads from potential handling damage and offer an easy way to lift and place tools as required. Drilling Tools’ baffle plates help protect Bottom Hole Assembly equipment from damage from objects missed by conventional screens.

How does a rocklift work?

Once the operator lowers the rock into place, the stone grapple’s center tube can be lowered to engage the internally-housed actuator. Once this actuation occurs, the operator can begin lifting the Rocklift. As the tines become free, it will slide back to the default open position to allow for next lift cycle.

How are drilling tools baskets selected?

Baskets are selected based on whether the tools are shipping to a land or offshore installation. Drilling Tools ensures all applicable safe handling codes and design criteria are met for each job requirement. Drilling Tools’ lift bails and caps serve two primary functions.

What are Drill tools baffle plates?

Drilling Tools’ baffle plates help protect Bottom Hole Assembly equipment from damage from objects missed by conventional screens. These products are primarily used to land survey tools dropped or run on wireline into the ID of the drill string.

Can a rock lift hook up to a rigmax?

It hooks up to any machine with the rated capacity with a sling and shackle assembly such as our Rigmax. The Rock lift is available in models to handle capacities from 3,000 to 12,000 pounds, and there are custom models available for our excavator rock grab for sale. Height restrictions may apply.