Abstract: A lift clamp for handling of objects such as I beams has an elongated lift arm with a fixed jaw projecting therefrom. A compression lever is pivotally mounted on the lift arm and has a jaw which is movable to a clamping position against the fixed jaw. A whip wire extends through a shackle on the lift arm and is secured to the compression lever. A tag line is secured also to the lever to release the clamp. In some environments of use, a spring is provided between the lift arm and the compression lever to urge the movable jaw against the fixed jaw.

Abstract: A dock fender for application to an impact deck with a top and a side has an upper wall attached to the top and a fender portion. An internal lip and a base contact the side, and the fender defines a flexation chamber.

Abstract: A piling fender is formed of non-rigid materials and has an inner face shaped for engagement against the piling and an opposite outwardly extended crown. A bore is formed within the fender behind the crown to permit compression. Outwardly extended wing flaps have projecting corners and the outer surface of the fender is concave between the crown and the projecting corners. Fasteners are extended through the wing flaps between the crown and the projecting corners.

Abstract: A cleat for multiple point attachment has mounting bases with spaced apart pedestals supporting a main body. The main body includes a central section, and inner and outer wing sections, the main body being of gull wing form. Projecting upwardly from the gull wing main body is an annular peg. Multiple line attachments are facilitated by this arrangement.