One Leg Steel Wire Rope Sling With Closed Spelter Socket On Both Sides

ONE LEG STEEL WIRE ROPE SLING WITH CLOSED SPELTER SOCKET ON BOTH SIDES

SWL AS PER BS 1290, ASME B30.9 & EN 13414-1

Key Features:-

1. Safety Factor – 5:1
2. High Breaking Load.
3. Excellent Life Time.
4. Strong against Abrasion.
5. It lasts longer than conventional wire rope slings.
6. Structural Stability.
7. Resistant to hazardous kinks.
8. Excellent flexibility allows safer and easier handling of your valuable products.
9. Quality is maintained through constant research.
10. Custom-made slings for specific applications can be made to customer specifications.
11. All types of end fittings as per your requirement.

Specifications:-

* Customizable Lengths are available depending on customer requirements in both meters and feet.

* Whereas Standard Lengths: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 meter

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Applications:

1. Construction and Rigging: Ideal for lifting and positioning heavy construction materials and components with precision and reliability.
2. Material Handling: Perfect for a wide range of material handling tasks, ensuring efficient and secure lifting of goods.
3. Manufacturing Facilities: Suited for various manufacturing processes, providing reliable and safe lifting solutions for industrial applications.
4. Mining Operations: Withstanding rugged conditions, our slings are perfect for lifting and transporting heavy loads in mining environments.
5. Infrastructure Projects: Contributing to infrastructure development, these slings offer secure lifting for beams, girders, and other construction components.

How to Use:

1. Pre-Use Inspection: Before each use, visually inspect the sling for any signs of wear, damage, or deformities. Replace any sling showing signs of compromise.
2. Proper Attachment: Securely attach the closed spelter sockets on both sides to the load and lifting equipment, following recommended procedures and guidelines.
3. Load Calculation: Determine the weight of the load to be lifted and choose a sling with an appropriate Safe Working Load (SWL) that exceeds the calculated load.
4. Avoid Sharp Edges: Ensure the sling does not come into contact with sharp edges that could compromise its integrity.
5. Adherence to Guidelines: Follow the guidelines provided by relevant industry standards and regulations for safe and effective sling use.