One quotation for a rigging bill of materials, not eight
Kailipu supplies shackles, chain, webbing slings, ratchet straps, wire rope, blocks and winches from one catalogue of 517 lines. Send a mixed BOM and get a single quotation back, with the assemblies matched so nothing is de-rated by a bought-in end fitting.
Manufacturing strength with a trading company's range
Qingdao holds hundreds of rigging specialists, each narrow by the equipment it owns. Kailipu merges that production base with one commercial desk, so the small top-up lines get quoted instead of refused.
Rated hardware with the paperwork to prove it
Working load limits stamped and traceable, EN 10204 3.1 material test certificates on request, and inspection before the container is sealed.
Eight product families across 517 catalogued lines
Rigging hardware, chain, webbing slings, ratchet straps, wire rope, pulley blocks, trailer winches and marine anchors. Because they sit in one catalogue, an order that spans several families is quoted, matched and shipped as one consignment.
Built around how a rigging order actually goes wrong
One BOM, one quotation
A rigging requirement rarely sits inside one product family. Sending it to eight specialists means eight quotations, eight lead times and eight shipments. Here it is priced and shipped as one.
Assemblies matched, not mixed
A sling is only as strong as its weakest fitting. Assemblies are matched in-house so the rated capacity is the capacity of the assembly, not of a bought-in hook that nobody checked.
Small lines still get quoted
Top-up quantities and odd sizes are the lines that specialists refuse. Holding a broad catalogue means the awkward items on the bottom of your list are priced with the rest.
Documents at quotation, not at shipment
Working load limits, traceability marking and EN 10204 3.1 material test certificates are agreed when the order is priced, so nothing is discovered at the port.
From bill of materials to a sealed container
BOM review
We check capacities, grades, finishes and standards line by line, and flag anything where the stated size and the stated load do not agree.
Quotation and samples
One quotation covers the whole list. Where a fitting is critical, a sample goes out before the bulk order is released.
Production and matching
Lines are placed with the specialist factory for each item, and assemblies are built and matched so the rated capacity holds end to end.
Inspection and consolidation
Goods are inspected, marked and consolidated into one shipment, with certificates issued against the order rather than the individual factory.
Serving nine industrial sectors
Oil and gas, mining, drilling, marine and port, construction, transportation, steel, cranes and industrial structures — supplied as standard catalogue lines and as customised assemblies.
Rigging and Cargo Control for Construction and Infrastructure
Precast concrete lifting anchors, Grade 80 hooks, shackles, lifting chains, webbing slings and turnbuckles with matching WLL and proof load testing from Qingd
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Grade 80 hooks, shackles, lifting chains, wire rope and round slings for drill pipe and rig stabilization, all proof tested and marked with WLL and traceabili
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Webbing slings, lifting chains, Grade 80 shackles, pulley blocks and other lifting tools for manufacturing and heavy industry, with proof testing and EN 1492-
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Marine chains, shackles, wire rope, turnbuckles, and pulley blocks with class certificates to ABS, DNV, BV, and CCS, available with hot dip galvanizing and pr
Learn more →Buying and inspection guides
Practical notes on grades, constructions and standards, written for the person who has to specify the item and then inspect it on arrival.
Need this line on an order?
Send the size, the capacity or the whole bill of materials. You will get a quotation and a lead time rather than a catalogue PDF.