Robur 8150 Web Lifting Sling - 1 Tonne - 2 Metre

The Robur 8150 is a high-tenacity purple web lifting sling designed for reliable load handling. It...

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The Robur 8150 1-tonne web lifting sling is designed for professional riggers, construction workers, and industrial operators who require a reliable and high-tenacity solution for light-to-medium load handling. Its standout benefit is its combination of lightweight flexibility and strict compliance with safety standards, providing peace of mind during lifting operations; however, users must strictly adhere to the 1-tonne working load limit to prevent permanent structural damage or failure.

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Model Part NumberIN-AW-BE8150-2M
BrandRobur

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FAQs

What does the purple color indicate?

In accordance with industry standards, the purple color-coding identifies this sling as having a 1-tonne working load limit.

Can I use this for 2-tonne loads if I double it up?

No. Never exceed the rated 1-tonne working load limit. Doubling the sling does not reliably guarantee a double load rating without specific engineering certification.

How do I inspect the sling?

Visually examine the entire length for tears, holes, frayed stitching, or chemical damage. If any defects are found, the sling must be retired.

Is the 2-metre length measured from end to end?

Yes, the 2-metre length refers to the effective length of the sling.

Does it need to be kept away from sunlight?

Yes, prolonged exposure to UV light can degrade synthetic webbing materials over time. Store in a dark, dry environment when not in use.

Troubleshooting

Visible fraying or cuts on the webbing

Immediately remove the sling from service and discard it; it is no longer safe for lifting.

Difficulty determining the load limit

Check the integrated identification tag on the sling; the purple color also signifies the 1-tonne rating under standard color-coding protocols.

Sling appears stiff or hardened

Check for chemical contamination or heat damage; if the structural integrity is questionable, the sling must be replaced.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High-tenacity fibers provide excellent load stability
  • Lightweight and easy to store compared to chain slings
  • Compliant with rigorous UNI EN 1492-1 safety standards
  • Flexible material conforms to awkward load shapes

Cons

  • Susceptible to cuts and abrasions from sharp load edges
  • Strict 1-tonne capacity limit cannot be exceeded
  • Not suitable for use with high-temperature industrial loads

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure a long service life, inspect the sling for cuts, heat damage, or fraying before every use. Never drag the sling across rough ground as this can compromise the tenacity of the webbing. When not in use, store the sling in a cool, dry, and dark place away from direct sunlight or chemicals that could degrade the synthetic fibers. Always verify that your crane hooks or shackles are smooth and free of burrs to prevent accidental tearing of the sling material.

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