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Product Line at a Glance Ball Bearing Swivels (Y-Link) 54 standard types cover virtually every combination of shank and cap styles. Working loads from ½ to 1000 tons. All equipped with precision ground angular contact ball bearings for low torque under load, maximum reliability, efficiency, and long service life. Best in class. See pages 11 - 18 Thrust Bearing Swivels (Econo-Link) Our economy priced models are designed to minimize costs without sacrificing traditional Miller quality. Fitted with factory lubricated tapered roller thrust bearings and forged steel hooks. For rope sizes ½” to 1” and working loads to 15 tons. Available insulated 2,000VDC See pages 19 - 20 Special Swivels Many special adaptations are available for special environments and applications. These include water tightness, high pressure and pressure compensating and stainless steel models for marine or corrosive industrial environments, undersea construction, tailored end fitting combinations, heavy wall for demolition, line-stringing, extra overhaul weight, etc. HD-Link, G-Link, Hydro-Link…. See pages 21 - 34 Overhaul Balls/Split Balls Featuring Miller angular contact bearing swivels, our overhaul balls help prevent wire rope twist and lengthen rope life. A wide variety of split balls and headache ball assemblies are available with eye, wedge, and clevis connection fittings. Standard overhaul weights to 1350 lbs. with larger models to suit. See pages 35- 40 Economy Weight Balls Low cost swivelers use Miller Econo-Link factory lubricated thrust bearing swivels and have overhaul weights to 575 lbs. For working loads of 3 to 15 tons, ½” to 1” wire rope. Extremely compact design maximizes lift range. Well suited for mobile applications. See page 41 Hi-Lift Blocks and Sheaves Miller Hi-Lift Crane Blocks’ welded, super- rigid construction makes for the most rugged and dimensionally stable block available, providing for a long and reliable service life. Miller blocks come standard with DIN 15400 hooks. The integrated sheave guard guides the rope for easier threading and eliminates the possibility of the rope jumping the sheaves. Sheaves for our Hi-Lift Blocks are cast or roll forged and are equipped with cylindrical or tapered roller bearings, or bronze bushings by request. See pages 42 - 52 Miller Mobile Crane Blocks feature an extended design to allow reeving with the rope end fitting in place, DIN 15401 single or DIN 15402 duplex hooks with locking latches, and double-row full complement cylindrical roller bearings in the sheaves. Standard sizes to 80 tons with up to 7 sheaves with larger designs available on request. See pages 53 - 60 Overhead Crane Blocks Miller overhead crane blocks are produced to suit your application and are available to 300 tons WLL and for all CMAA service classes or to other requirements. Single and duplex hooks, locking hooks, insulated and motorized models available. See pages 61 -62 Forged Hooks Miller stocks a line of hooks certified to the DIN hook standards 15401 and 15402 for single and double hooks. The DIN standards are intricately detailed standards of German origin and DIN hooks are used worldwide by the very best names in the lifting equipment industry. Hooks are available in the raw forged state or machined with matching nut to safely and reliably suit your application. Duplex, quad and custom-forged types are available. Also Eye Hooks to 400 tons WLL including ROV-ready. See pages 63 - 74 Insulating Links - (ISO/Link) For Power Line Safety, and More Insulating links on Miller Swivels and Miller Blocks, or our non-swiveling insulating link alone, fitted to your specific situation can help protect against injury or death caused by crane boom or wire line contact with overhead power lines. Miller pioneered this technology over 50 years ago with generations of design improvement. Miller’s ISO/Link-AC provides for outdoor crane electrical safety with working loads to 60 tons. Our ISO/Link-DC with load ratings to 60 tons is made for industrial applications where isolation of high currents from the building grid, as in induction heating or industrial welding, is necessary. See pages 80 - 91 MILLER PRODUCTS, 100A STURBRIDGE ROAD, CHARLTON, MA 01507 TEL. 508-248-3941 / 800-733-7071
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