Towing Arm (Top Mounting Type)

The towing arm is a structural component made up of two steel profiles that run parallel to each other. These profiles are securely connected by two brackets, which are bolted together to ensure stability and rigidity. At the end of the steel profiles, a third bracket is installed, designed specifically to connect the towing arm to a hoist or girder at the top. This third bracket acts as the interface between the arm and the lifting mechanism, ensuring proper load transfer and alignment. The entire assembly is engineered to handle significant forces, providing a durable and reliable connection for towing operations.

Regular inspection of the bolts and brackets is essential to maintain the structural integrity and safety of the towing arm.