Two Ply Flat Industrial Heavy Lifting Polyester Web Sling Belt 7:1

Two Ply Flat Polyester Web Sling Belt 7:1

SSTC offers TWO PLY FLAT POLYESTER WEB SLING BELT 7:1 in Saudi Arabia

Key Features:

Meets and Exceeds Standards: EN 1492-1, EN 1492-2 & ASME B30.9

1. The safety factor (FoS) ratio for 7:1 construction.
2. Working temperatures must not exceed 194degF (90degC), although temperatures as low as -40degF (-40degC) may also be acceptable.
3. Lighter than chains or steel wire rope slings and with superior chemical resistance, nylon webbing slings simplify lifting and do not damage materials during lifting; positioning can also be accomplished quickly and effortlessly – they even tighten material to prevent slipperiness when lifting.
4. Being flexible, this solution only requires minimal storage space. While initial investment costs may be moderate, higher productivity, longer service life, and easier handling and storage lead to lower total operating costs.
5. Lightweight and highly flexible, it enables safer and simpler handling of fragile products.
6. Furthermore, it’s chemical and oil contamination resistance makes it suitable for every application; various sizes are available for every situation, and custom-made slings can even be explicitly tailored to customer specifications.
7. Specialized treatments provide outstanding resistance to surface abrasion and cutting, and quality is ensured through ongoing research.
8. Stamped names can be applied to the web surface using notable stamping names.

Specifications:-

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

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

* For Tailored Manufacturing :

Warnings:-

1. Choose a sling with characteristics explicitly tailored for the load, hitch, and environment to weigh a load accurately.
2. Slings must not be loaded beyond their rated capacity, while consideration should also be given to any potential angles that might occur – this topic is discussed further below.
3. Choker hitches should use slings with fittings of sufficient length so that their choker action falls on the webbing instead of its hardware.
4. Slings used with a basket hitch should distribute their loads evenly to prevent slippage.
5. Slings should never be dragged across an abrasive surface or pulled from underneath loads when resting on it, nor tied or knotted together to form knots or joined via knotting.
6. They should not be removed from under loads when sleeping on them either.
7. Slings should always be protected from being damaged by sharp corners, edges, protrusions, or abrasive surfaces that might threaten cuts or tears.
8. Do not drop slings equipped with metal fittings.
9. Fittings should have the appropriate opening shape and size to guarantee they fit securely onto hooks or other attachments.

Application:

1. Industrial Lifting Operations: Ideal for a wide range of industrial lifting applications, providing strength and versatility.
2. Construction and Rigging: Ensures precise lifting and positioning of construction materials on job sites.
3. Manufacturing and Material Handling: Facilitates efficient material handling and movement within manufacturing facilities.
4. Versatile Field Usage: Adaptable to various work environments, making it suitable for diverse field applications.

How to Use:

1. Load Assessment:Load Assessment: Determine the weight of the load before selecting a sling.
2. Proper Sling Selection: Find one with characteristics suitable to the load, hitch, and environment.
3. Avoid Overloading: Slings should never be loaded beyond their rated capacities, with consideration given to angles for optimal use.
4. Choker Hitch Considerations: When used in choker hitches, ensure they have sufficient length so webbing distribution can occur evenly.
5. Balanced Basket Hitch: When using slings with a basket hitch, ensure the load is balanced to prevent slippage.
6. Avoid Dragging and Twisting: Avoid dragging them across abrasive surfaces or twisting or tying them into knots by keeping slings close to their original position.
7. Safety from Sharp Edges: Always protect slings from sharp corners, edges, protrusions, and abrasive surfaces
8. Caution with Metal Fittings: Be cautious not to drop slings equipped with metal fittings as this could compromise seating stability.
9. Fitting Compatibility: Make sure that the fittings match the necessary dimensions to allow proper seating in hooks or attachments.