Leading the Industry in Insulated Link Innovation Since 1972

Committed to Safety With Proven Insulated Links Trusted by Crane Operators and the Us Navy

H.J. Hirtzer & Associates Inc.
Expertly Crafted Safety
Expertly Crafted Safety

Ensuring high standards of quality and protection for crane operators.

Navy-Approved Innovation
Navy-Approved Innovation

Exclusive welded and insulated links certified for military-grade RF shielding.

Custom Solutions
Custom Solutions

Tailored links and safety products to meet specific needs.

H.J. Hirtzer & Associates Inc.

Experience Superior Safety Standards

H.J. Hirtzer & Associates Inc. has been a leading manufacturer of insulated links and safety products for over forty years. As the sole provider of insulated links approved by the United States Navy, our products continue to safeguard nuclear weapons from radio frequency discharge. We uphold the highest quality standards established by our founder, ensuring that every insulator, from our earliest models to the latest innovations, meets rigorous specifications.

Global Safety
Global Safety

Dedicated to protecting crane riggers, owners, and equipment worldwide, we maintain a strong commitment to quality and safety by providing tested and proven safety equipment. Our decades of experience and unwavering focus on excellence reflect our ardor for providing reliable and proven safety solutions for diverse applications.

Continuous Improvement
Continuous Improvement

Our devotion to quality design and workmanship drives us to meet or exceed OSHA certification requirements as they evolve. We take pride in our ability to maintain high standards and continuously improve our safety solutions for the industry.

RF Shielding Technology

Our links are crafted to meet Navy specification NORDIV-4010-63-1. We are the sole manufacturer of insulated links designed to block RF interference.

OSHA Compliance

Since insulating links are not yet covered by OSHA standards, no testing laboratory has been recognized as an NRTL for insulating link certification. It will take time to review laboratory applications for recognition, and once NRTLs are established, additional time will be needed for testing. Consequently, §1926.1408(b)(4)(v) will not be available as an additional measure under §1926.1408(b)(4) until NRTL-approved insulating links are available. During this period, employers must follow the requirements in §1926.1408(b)(1)-(3) and implement at least one measure from §1926.1408(b)(4)(i)-(iv). [as of 7-30-2010]

H.J. Hirtzer & Associates Inc.

New ASTM Standard

ASTM has introduced a new standard for insulated links. Click here to access the standard and get your copy.