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Sling load chart pdf Determine the angle of choke and multiply the choker hitch work load limit by the loss factor to get the reduced work load. • Slings must not be twisted, tied into knots or joined by knotting. range -40°C up to +100°C Markings , , , mfg. A Do not use when temperatures exceed 90º C A Do not snatch or shock load slings when Wire Rope and Permaloc Slings - Lift-All One Leg Sling Two Leg Sling Three and Four Leg Sling Endless Sling 90o Angle NOTE:The working load limits (WLLs) given in Table 3 are based on the assumption that soft eyes of single-leg slings are used over bearing points having diameters not less than twice the nominal diameter of the rope. at 0o, the sling This document provides a capacity chart for Wellworth wire rope slings that lists the safe working load capacities for various sling diameters made of either 6x19 or 6x36/6x37 stranded construction. Factors that affect working load limits • Loads may disengage from sling if proper rigging procedures and inspection are not followed. The chart specifies the diameter and construction of each sling size, its safe working load capacity in kilograms or metric tons, the standard loop or eye size in inches, and the corresponding pacity Slings, and in - termediate sizes upon request. Slings showing such defects should be removed from service. 1 & as 1666. • Slings must not be dragged on the floor or over an abrasive surface. It details the safe working load limits (SWL) at different lifting angles (100%, 200%, 140%, 80%) based on the width and number of plies of the webbing sling. L. • Inspect sling for damage before each use. A Do not twist or knot slings to shorten. • Consult sling load chart for capacity reduction due to sling The document provides inspection guidelines and load capacity charts for webbing slings. The Proof Test Load (usually twice the Working Load Limit) is the load which the product withstood without deformation when This document provides a load chart for wire rope slings with working load limits specified for various rope diameters, types of sling configurations (one, two, three, and four leg slings and endless slings), and angles to the vertical. The chart is • Slings used in a basket hitch must have the load balanced to prevent slippage. Inspection Remove sling if you detect: Crushing Flat spots Deformations and abrasion Wire breaks Inspect the eye for wear and wire breaks. When one sling leg lifts 1,000 lbs. , length, load chart and traceability code Note A soft alternative to wires 120o, the work load limit must be adjusted. Standard BS EN 1492-1 Safety Factor MBL equals 7 x W. A Protect slings from sharp or abrasive edges. seriously damaged by the sling body, or the sling damaged by the load, and when the lift requires the sling to hug the load. The load chart lists the working load limits in kilograms for various width webbing slings from 0. . A Do not use slings above its W. Lifting capacities range from 0. It lists the safe working load limits in kilograms for each type of sling at different widths and lifting modes including 100%, 200%, 140%, and 80% of the rated capacity. Additional information is given on testing certification and optional protective sleeves. Inspect for kinks as they will reduce the sling capacity. • 90°Slings must always be Never exceed the Working Load Limit. • 90°Slings must always be This document provides specifications for various types of webbing slings including single, double, three, and four ply configurations. Never choke a load so that any part of one eye or splice is in the part of the sling that passes through the other eye to form the choke. Two notes of caution: Always pull a choker hitch tight before the lift is made. • Do not attempt to use sling above rated load and angle upon which it is based. Polyester Slings & Ratchet Lashings LiftKing Polyester Round Sling - PRS Material 100% high strength polyester Finish Colour indicated by W. • Slings must not be pulled from under loads when the load is resting on the sling. 5 tons to 6 tons for single ply and up to 24 tons for wire rope slings - grade 1770 steel core to as 1666. date, W. • Slings used in a basket hitch must have the load balanced to prevent slippage. Large capacity Wire Rope Slings upon re - quest 60° to Load 45° to Load 30° to Load 60° to Load 45° to Load 30° to Load •Diameter of the chain contact area for choker hitches should be 10 times the chain diameter •Free all chains from knots and twists in sling legs before lifting •Rated Capacities based on design factor 5:1 for Construction Ontario Chains slings. Proof Test Load (Proof Load) The term "Proof Test" designates a quality control test applied to the product for the sole purpose of detecting defects in material or manufacture. mm round load rectangu-lar load round load other than round load round load other than round load single wrap double wrap single wrap This document provides a capacity chart for Wellworth wire rope slings that lists the safe working load capacities for various sling diameters made of either 6x19 or 6x36/6x37 stranded construction. The chart specifies the diameter and construction of each sling size, its safe working load capacity in kilograms or metric tons, the standard loop or eye size in inches, and the corresponding MAINTENANCE OF CHAIN SLINGS: A Inspect slings for damage before use. It lists the working load limits in tonnes for fiber and steel core wire ropes ranging from 8mm to 60mm in diameter. • A falling load may cause serious injury or death. This chart illustrates how the stress in a sling increases as the angle increases (all angles are measured from the vertical). 5 to 6 tons capacity under different lifting Three Locations To Serve You Corpus Christi San Antonio Houston 302 Flato Road Corpus Christi, TX 78405 361-289-1444 • 800-289-1445 Fax: 361-289-7555 Slings Round Slings Sling Protection Wire Rope Chain Slings Rigging Hardware Mesh Slings Lift-All Hoists Hoist Rings Lifting Devices Plate Clamps Load Huggers Tow Products General Information Web Slings Round Slings Sling Protection Wire Rope Chain Slings Rigging Hardware Mesh Slings Chain Slings 104 Chain Slings Chain Slings CHAIN SLING BASICS This document provides a chart for webbing sling loads in single, double, three, and four ply configurations with soft eye ends. A Position load on dunnage to ensure easy removal of slings. 2 the above listed working loads represent ferrul- esecured eyes. Inspect the sleeve for wear and cracks. Temp. 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