AS1353 Flat Lifting Webbing sling with eyes manufacturer

Polyester Fiber Textil flat webbing sling with reinforced lifting eyes SF 8:1

AS1353 8 times flat webbing sling provides higher reliability and safety for your lifting operations. They are all-purpose lifting slings enabling a strong and non-damaging lift of a load.

Features of AS1353 webbing slings

• AS1353 Certification: Our flat webbing sling is meticulously crafted in strict adherence to AS1353, the Australian standard for lifting equipment. Trust in a product that consistently meets the highest safety benchmarks.
• 8:1 safety factor. Our sling not only meets but exceeds industry requirements, providing an additional layer of security for your critical lifting tasks.
•  Maximum Strength: Constructed from top-tier materials like polyester or nylon, our sling delivers robust strength, durability, and resistance against wear and tear, ensuring longevity under heavy loads.
•  Performance: Whether it’s on construction sites, in manufacturing facilities, or within logistics and shipping operations, our flat webbing sling offers versatile performance, adapting seamlessly to various load sizes and weights.
• Lightweight and Flexible Design: Unleash powerful lifting capabilities without the bulk. Our flat webbing sling combines strength with a lightweight and flexible design, ensuring ease of use and portability without compromising performance.
• Color-Coded Confidence: Simplify your workflow with our color-coded design, facilitating quick and precise identification of capacity. Reduce the risk of errors and streamline your lifting processes.
• Quality Assurance: Rest easy knowing that each flat webbing sling undergoes rigorous quality control measures throughout its manufacturing process. Our commitment to excellence ensures consistent compliance with the highest quality standards.

Webbing Sling Applications:

• Elevate industrial lifting and rigging operations
• Facilitate efficient material handling on construction sites
• Optimize warehousing and logistics tasks
• Ensure secure shipping and container handling
• Adapt to diverse load-bearing scenarios with ease

AS1353 flat webbing sling

Customized size and colors acceptable

Here are some safety tips for using webbing slings.

1. Inspection: Before each use, visually inspect the webbing sling for any signs of damage, wear, cuts, or abrasions. Check for loose stitching, broken fibers, or other abnormalities. If any damage is detected, do not use the sling, and replace it.

2. Working Load Limit (WLL): Always adhere to the rated Working Load Limit specified by the manufacturer. Never exceed the rated capacity of the webbing sling, and be aware of the load distribution.

3. Sling Identification: Ensure that the webbing sling is clearly labeled with relevant information, including the manufacturer’s name, WLL, and any other necessary markings. If these markings are not visible or have faded, do not use the sling.

4. Load Distribution: Place the load in such a way that the force is evenly distributed across the width of the sling. Avoid loading the sling on its edge, as this may reduce its strength.

5. Avoid Twisting: Do not twist, knot, or tie the webbing sling during use. Maintain a straight line of pull to prevent unnecessary stress on the fibers.

6. Sharp Edges: Protect the webbing sling from sharp edges or rough surfaces. Use protective materials such as wear pads or sleeves when lifting loads with sharp edges to prevent damage to the sling.

7. Environmental Considerations: Be aware of the environmental conditions, such as temperature and chemicals, as these can affect the integrity of the webbing material. Consult the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific information on environmental compatibility.

8. Knots: Avoid tying knots in webbing slings, as this can significantly reduce their strength. If a shorter length is needed, use proper hardware or follow the manufacturer’s recommendations.

9. Storage: Store webbing slings in a clean, dry area away from direct sunlight, chemicals, and other potential contaminants. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for proper storage.

10. Competent Personnel: Only trained and competent personnel should be responsible for rigging and using webbing slings. Ensure that workers understand the proper procedures and guidelines for sling use.

11. Lifting Angles: Be aware that the angle at which the sling is used can affect its lifting capacity. Use angle correction factors when lifting at angles other than vertical.

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