What capacities are available, and which model do I need?
The four models cover a capacity range of 4,000 to 10,000 lb. D-FORK-10-SL is the 10,000 lb model. D-FORK-4-RL and D-FORK-4-SL are both listed at 4,000 lb. S-FORK-4-AT has no capacity stated in our product data, so confirm its rating before ordering. Size the hook to your heaviest single lift, not your typical load.
What is the difference between the four models?
The difference is hook count and whether the hook swivels or latches. S-FORK-4-AT is an auto-tension swivel hook. D-FORK-4-RL is a double hook with rigid latches. D-FORK-4-SL and D-FORK-10-SL are double hooks with both swivel and latch. A swivel lets the hook rotate to align with the load; latches help keep slings and chain seated.
How much do they cost?
Prices run from $210.05 to $395.75 depending on model. S-FORK-4-AT is $210.05, D-FORK-4-RL is $226.32, D-FORK-4-SL is $228.32, and D-FORK-10-SL is $395.75. The spread follows capacity and hook configuration: the 10,000 lb double swivel/latch model sits at the top, the auto-tension swivel hook at the bottom.
Do these hooks require any power or hookup?
No power supply is needed. These are mechanical lifting attachments, so there is nothing electrical, hydraulic or pneumatic to connect and nothing to charge. What you plan around instead is capacity, 4,000 to 10,000 lb depending on model, and the rated capacity of the crane, hoist or truck the hook is used with.
What warranty and origin do they carry?
All four models carry a 1-Year Limited warranty and are made in the USA by Vestil Manufacturing. Beyond that, we do not publish freight cost, lead time, or third-party certification details for these hooks on this page. If any of those affect your purchase decision, ask before ordering rather than assuming.
Who are these hooks not a good fit for?
They are not a fit for loads above 10,000 lb, which is the ceiling across all four models. They also are not the right choice if you need documentation tying the hook to a specific machine or lifting system, since our data does not cover that. ASME publishes B30.10, the standard covering hooks in lifting service; check your application and inspection routine against it.
