Roll Core Lifting with a Dual-Point Hook Tool

FullSharp provides a dual-point hook tool that slides into both sides of a material roll's core and hangs from the hoist or crane the plant already has. The two symmetrical hooks keep the roll balanced and stop it swaying or rolling, removing the slow cable-wrapping step that let rolls slip and marked the outer layer.

Material rolls are heavy and round, making them very hard to sling with rope. Wrapping a cable around the roll lets it slip, marks the outer layer, and every lift needs someone standing by to keep the roll from rolling.

FullSharp provides a dual-point hook roll-lifting tool that hooks directly into the roll core. The two symmetrical hooks keep the roll balanced, and the central lifting point attaches to an existing hoist or crane — ready to use right away.

Dual-Point Hook Tool for Lifting Material Rolls

A dual-point hook tool for lifting material rolls, suspended from a hoist in the workshop.

Equipment Installed

Steel tool body: solidly machined, rated for heavy, bulky rolls.
Symmetrical dual hook ends: slide into both sides of the roll core, carrying the load evenly so the roll doesn't tilt when lifted.
Central lifting point: attaches to an existing hoist or crane without modifying the equipment already in use.
Non-slip hook surface: treated for extra grip so the roll doesn't twist off the hook.

Benefits for Your Facility

No slinging needed

Hooks straight into the core, eliminating the time-consuming cable-wrapping step.

Balanced roll suspension

Two symmetrical load points keep the roll from swaying or rolling while lifted.

Works with existing equipment

Hooks onto your existing hoist or crane, with no need to invest in new lifting gear.

Actual Installation Photos

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Suitable Applications

Steel plants, sheet metal coils
Paper and packaging workshops
Textile industry, fabric rolls
Cable and plastic roll warehouses

Frequently asked questions

How do you lift a roll without wrapping slings around it?

A dual-point hook slides into both ends of the roll core and carries the load evenly, so there is no cable to wrap and no marks on the outer layer.

Does a roll lifting hook need a new crane?

No. The central lifting point attaches to an existing hoist or crane without modifying it. FullSharp checks the hoist capacity and the roll weight first.

How does the hook stop the roll twisting off?

The hook surfaces are treated for extra grip so the roll does not twist off, and the symmetrical design keeps it from tilting during the lift.

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Consultation for Your Facility

FullSharp asks for your roll's core diameter, outer diameter, and heaviest weight to build the tool to the right size. We also check your existing hoist or crane to confirm the lifting point and load capacity match.

Dual-Point Hook Tool That Lifts Material Rolls by the Core from an Existing Hoist