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Safety Factor: 5:1





Prevention of slip and damage on the surface of finished
Very simple, easy and safe to operate.

Safety Factor: 5:1

Non corrosive, non conductive, non sparking.
High performance, high safety.


Wide surface hence less pressure at the points of contact
Very simple, easy and safe to operate.


They Can Be Used in Confined Spaces or for Lifting
Many Lifting Slings Are Color-coded to Indicate Their Lifting Capacity,...




Safety Factor: 5:1











Safety Factor: 5:1





Very simple, easy and safe to operate.
Wide surface hence less pressure at the points of contact



Safety Factor: 5:1


Very simple, easy and safe to operate.
Prevention of slip and damage on the surface of finished
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What is polyester webbing sling?
A polyester webbing sling is a lifting sling made from woven polyester fibers, designed for lifting and moving heavy loads. They are known for their strength, flexibility, and resistance to abrasion and chemicals.
What are the advantages of using polyester webbing slings?
Polyester webbing slings offer excellent flexibility, are lightweight, resistant to moisture and rot, and have good abrasion and UV resistance. They are also non-corrosive and are generally more cost-effective than wire rope or chain slings.
How do I choose the right polyester webbing sling for my needs?
When selecting a polyester webbing sling, consider the loads weight and shape, the lifting environment (e.g., temperature, chemicals), the type of hitch (vertical, choker, basket), and the required Working Load Limit (WLL). Always refer to the manufacturers specifications.
What is the Working Load Limit (WLL) of a polyester webbing sling?
The Working Load Limit (WLL) is the maximum load a sling can safely lift. Its crucial to select a sling with a WLL that exceeds the weight of the load to be lifted. The WLL is clearly marked on the slings identification tag.
How should polyester webbing slings be inspected and maintained?
Regularly inspect slings for cuts, abrasions, chemical damage, heat damage, broken stitches, and worn areas. Remove any damaged sling from service immediately. Store slings in a clean, dry place away from direct sunlight and chemicals.