EN1492-1 Double Ply Flat Webbing Sling with Eyes manufacturer

Heavy-duty adjustable duplex flat webbing sling with gray cover eye

The design of webbing slings allows for easy and secure attachment to various loads, providing a safe and efficient solution for lifting, rigging, and hoisting applications.

The most popular sling type – Available up to 12T, our standard Flat Slings come in Simplex and Duplex forms and offer solutions to most lifting problems.

For Special Applications, we can also offer custom-made solutions.

• Flat Slings up to 50T (Quads) Safety Factor 7:1
• Woven from High Tenacity Polyester (PES) Yarn
• Stripe denotes SWL
• Color-coded for easy identification
• Custom-made solutions for Non-Standard Applications
• Available with a choice of wear sleeves for added protection at the load points
• Manufactured as standard in accordance to EN1492-1

Flat webbing sling with eyes

How to use the flat webbing sling?

1. Inspection:

• Before each use, visually inspect the flat webbing sling for any signs of damage, wear, or abrasions.
• Check for cuts, snags, or frayed edges.
• Ensure that the label, including the working load limit (WLL) and other relevant information, is visible and legible.

2. Load Identification:

• Identify the weight of the load and ensure it does not exceed the working load limit specified by the manufacturer.

3. Attachment Points:

• Use suitable attachment points that are capable of supporting the load.
• Avoid sharp edges that could damage the sling. Use edge protection devices if necessary.

4. Proper Positioning:

• Ensure that the flat webbing sling is properly positioned around the load to achieve even weight distribution.

5. Lifting Angles:

• Consider the lifting angle when attaching the sling. The WLL may vary based on the angle of use.

6. Avoid Twisting or Knotting:

• Do not twist, knot, or tie the sling during use, as this can reduce its strength.
• Maintain a straight line of pull to prevent unnecessary stress on the fibers.

7. Load Control:

• Lift the load smoothly to avoid sudden movements that could cause shock loading.

8. Monitoring:

• Continuously monitor the load during lifting and movement to ensure stability.

9. Storage:

• When not in use, store the flat webbing sling in a clean, dry area away from direct sunlight, chemicals, and sharp objects.

10. Environmental Considerations: – Be aware of the environmental conditions, such as temperature and chemicals, as these can affect the integrity of the webbing material.

11. Training: – Ensure that personnel involved in using flat webbing slings are properly trained in safe lifting practices, including inspection and usage procedures.

12. Regular Inspection: – Establish a routine inspection program, including pre-use visual inspections and periodic thorough examinations, as recommended by the manufacturer.

13. Manufacturer’s Guidelines: – Follow the specific guidelines provided by the manufacturer for the particular type and model of flat webbing sling being used.

14. Secure Rigging:

• Ensure that the flat webbing sling is securely rigged, and that all connections are properly tightened and secured.

We use strong export grade box and pallet packing.