Regular hook inspection is essential to maintain lifting safety and prevent accidents. Inspect hooks for deformation, cracks, corrosion, and wear. Use visual checks and measurement tools to detect any abnormalities early. Hooks made from high-quality alloy steel and heat-treated materials resist damage but still require periodic assessment. Replace hooks immediately if inspections reveal significant damage or deformation beyond safety limits. Proper inspection procedures extend hook service life, reduce downtime, and ensure compliance with international safety standards. Trained personnel should conduct inspections before use and during routine maintenance of cranes and hoists.
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