Precision rigging
Blocks, frames, pins, and end connections cut for the actual pick. Line angles, shock, and the real capacity decide the piece, not a catalog row that almost fits.
Precision rigging · Structural cores
The load path, held to the number.
RigCore Technologies builds the rigging hardware, structural cores, and proof records for lifts, stages, and industrial frames. Every connection is sized to the load case, then tested until the drawing and the metal agree.
Three parts of a load path we will sign.
We take work where a guessed fitting becomes a bent member. Hardware, core, and record are designed as one assembly.
Structural cores
The central assembly that takes compression, tension, and torsion together and keeps the geometry from walking while the structure is working.
Proof instrumentation
Load cells, a witnessed pull, and a record that stays with the assembly. The margin on the sheet is the margin on the floor.
The standard
Numbers we build to.
- 12 t
- Single-point rating we design current frames to hold
- 0.5 mm
- Alignment we hold at core interfaces after proof load
- 4.0
- Design factor on our rigging assemblies
- 1:1
- Test record packed with every shipment
Bring the load case.
Send the geometry, the pick points, and the number that has to hold. Engineering answers with a core, a margin, and a test plan.