Lifting Components, Rigging & Fall Protection
BPS supplies chain hoists, wire rope, slings, shackles, and fall protection harnesses for cranes, forklifts, and rigging crews across Saudi Arabia and the GCC. We carry manual and pneumatic hoists up to 20 tons, non rotating wire rope rated to 667 kN, flat eye web slings built to ASME B30.9, and CE approved full body harnesses. Can’t find the exact size or capacity you need? Send it to us and we’ll source it.
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Lifting Components Products
Chain Hoist Toyo
Manual and pneumatic chain hoists, 1 to 20 tons. Toyo, Kito, Vital, Delta, Endo and Harrington, made in China with a 12 month warranty from the bill of lading.
View Details →Crane Wire Rope
26mm Python Compac 35, non rotating, grade 2160 steel, maximum breaking load 667 kN, 420 meters per reel. Also sourced in DSR, Kiswire, Ve Rope and Diepa Teufelberger.
View Details →Lifting Metal Shackles
Green Pin and Crosby anchor shackles for critical lifts, rated for side loading and for connecting chains, slings, ropes and hooks.
View Details →Polyester Web Slings
Type 3 flat eye web slings built to ASME B30.9, two ply construction with sewn eyes that work with hooks, hoist rings and shackles.
View Details →Webbing Slings
A second polyester webbing sling listing, 4 inch by 6 meter, SWL 4,000 kg straight lift. Confirm the exact size and rating by quotation.
View Details →Full Body Harness
3M and other CE approved full body harnesses with dorsal and sternal D rings, adjustable straps, and a shock absorbing double lanyard.
View Details →Lifting & Rigging Applications
Our sourcing network supports lifting component requirements for:
Selecting the Right Lifting Gear, Rigging & Fall Protection Guide
Rigging a load safely comes down to matching working load limit, rope construction, and fall protection to the job in front of you. Use the guidelines below to choose your hoist, your wire rope or sling, and your harness, so the lift goes smoothly and everyone on site stays safe.
1. How to Select a Chain Hoist
The right hoist lifts the load with room to spare, not right at its limit.
- Confirm the rated capacity. Base it on the heaviest load you will actually lift, not the average, and always leave a safety margin.
- Choose manual or pneumatic. Manual hoists suit occasional lifts. Pneumatic hoists suit repetitive or high volume work where speed and duty cycle matter.
- Check lifting height and speed. Match the chain length and lifting speed in meters per minute to your headroom and how fast the cycle needs to run.
- Verify the warranty and origin. Ask what standard the hoist is tested against and how long the warranty runs from the bill of lading date, not just from the spec sheet.
2. How to Choose Wire Rope and Slings
Wire rope and slings are only as strong as their weakest connection point, so construction and inspection both matter.
- Match construction to the application.
- Non rotating, compacted wire rope suits precise lifts and smoother spooling on winch drums.
- Preformed, lubricated rope reduces internal stress and extends service life.
- Flat eye web slings suit fast rigging where the sling needs to sit flush under the load.
- Confirm the maximum breaking load and safety factor. Compare the MBL against the working load limit your job requires, and never load a rope or sling anywhere near its rated maximum.
- Match eye style to hardware. Sewn eyes on Type 3 slings are designed for hooks, hoist rings, links and shackles, so check compatibility before you order.
- Inspect before every use. Read the safe working load on the label, and retire anything with cuts, abrasion, or damaged stitching straight away.
3. How to Choose a Fall Protection Harness
A harness only works if it fits the task and the person wearing it, so fit and certification come first.
- Match the harness to the task. Fall distance, rescue needs, and how much freedom of movement you need all shape the right choice.
- Check the D rings. A dorsal D ring takes the force of a fall. A sternal D ring helps with positioning or rescue.
- Confirm certification. Look for CE, OSHA, or ANSI approval, and make sure the rated capacity covers the worker’s weight plus tools and equipment.
- Inspect and maintain. Check straps, buckles and stitching regularly, and follow the manufacturer’s cleaning and retirement guidance.
Not sure how to translate any of this to a specific part number? Send us your equipment brand and model and we’ll match it for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you supply new lifting gear, or can you help with inspection too?
We supply new OEM and aftermarket lifting components, from chain hoists to wire rope, slings and harnesses. If your project needs third party inspection or certification on wire rope or slings, tell us at the quotation stage, since requirements vary by item and destination.
Can you source a sling, shackle or rope that isn’t listed here?
Yes, send us the size, capacity or part number and we’ll source it, this applies across chain hoists, wire rope, slings and shackles.
Do you deliver to Dammam and Al Khobar for free?
Yes, free delivery applies across Dammam and Al Khobar, with paid shipping available further afield across Saudi Arabia and the GCC. Confirm exact terms at the quotation stage.
Are these parts covered by warranty?
Yes. Chain hoists carry a 12 month warranty from the bill of lading date, and other rigging hardware comes with warranty coverage as well. Confirm the specific terms for your item by quotation.
Do you supply OEM parts, aftermarket, or both?
Both. For example, our wire rope range includes Python alongside DSR, Kiswire, Ve Rope and Diepa Teufelberger equivalents, and our chain hoists span Toyo, Kito, Vital, Delta, Endo and Harrington.