Simplex Web Sling - 1 Ton - 7 Metre - 60mm

1 Ton x 7 Metre Ton Web Sling Width - 60MMLength - 7 MetreEye Length When Flat - 290MMEye Diameter...

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This guide is for individuals and businesses involved in lifting, towing, or pulling operations, particularly those handling fragile or large-surface-area items. The key benefit is its safe, flexible, and easy-to-handle design that prevents damage to loads. A potential caveat is that this specific model has a working load limit of 1 ton, requiring users to verify capacity for heavier tasks. The Simplex Web Sling is designed for efficient and secure lifting, featuring reinforced eyes and a wider web for better load distribution, making it a lighter and safer alternative to chain or wire rope slings.

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Model Part NumberSFSWS1T7
BrandSecureFix Direct

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FAQs

What is the working load limit (WLL) of this web sling?

The working load limit for this specific web sling is 1 Ton (approximately 1000 kg).

Can this web sling be used for towing?

Yes, this web sling is ideal for towing and pulling applications due to its strength and flexibility.

How do I ensure the sling is safe to use?

Always perform a visual inspection before each use, checking for cuts, frays, chemical damage, heat damage, and excessive wear. Ensure the load is within the 1-ton limit and the sling is correctly attached.

What makes this sling different from chain or wire rope slings?

Web slings are lighter, more flexible, and absorb shocks better. They are also less likely to damage the load and easier to inspect for hidden corrosion.

How should I store the web sling?

Store the sling in a clean, dry environment, away from direct sunlight, extreme temperatures, and corrosive chemicals. Avoid kinking or folding it tightly.

What happens if the sling gets wet?

It is generally safe for web slings to get wet, but ensure they are dried thoroughly before storage to prevent mildew or degradation. Do not use if the sling has been exposed to chemicals that could degrade the material when wet.

Does this product come with a test certificate?

Yes, a test certificate is supplied with the sling, typically sent via email.

Troubleshooting

Sling appears to be weakening or degrading.

Immediately remove the sling from service. Visually inspect for signs of chemical damage, UV exposure, or heat damage. If degradation is confirmed, replace the sling.

Difficulty attaching sling to lifting hardware.

Ensure the hardware is appropriately sized for the sling's eye diameter (180mm). Check for any damage or deformation on both the sling eye and the hardware. Do not force connections.

Sling shows signs of abrasion.

If the abrasion is minor and only affects the surface, and the underlying fibers are intact, it may be usable with extreme caution. For significant abrasion, remove the sling from service.

Sling is contaminated with chemicals.

If the chemical is unknown or known to degrade synthetic fibers, the sling should be removed from service as a precaution. If the chemical is known to be safe for the webbing material, clean thoroughly according to care instructions.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Safer to use due to lighter weight compared to metal alternatives.
  • Flexible material minimizes damage to delicate loads.
  • Wider webbing provides enhanced grip and stability.
  • Easy to inspect for damage, with no hidden corrosion.
  • Lightweight and easy to transport and store.

Cons

  • Limited to a 1-ton working load capacity, requiring verification for heavier tasks.
  • May be susceptible to abrasion from sharp edges if not properly protected.
  • Requires proper storage to prevent UV degradation and contamination.
  • Performance can be affected by extreme temperatures.
  • Requires regular inspection, like all lifting equipment.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Inspect the sling: Before each use, visually inspect the entire length of the sling, paying close attention to the reinforced eyes and any signs of wear, cuts, or abrasion.
  2. Select appropriate hitch: Choose the correct lifting method (vertical, choker, or basket hitch) based on the load and desired stability. Ensure the sling is not twisted.
  3. Attach securely: Connect the reinforced eyes to your lifting hardware (e.g., hooks, shackles). Ensure connections are secure and properly seated.

Compatibility:

  • This web sling is compatible with standard lifting hardware such as hooks, shackles, and eye bolts.
  • For loads with sharp edges, use appropriate corner protectors (sold separately) to prevent sling damage.
  • Ensure the lifting device's attachment point is compatible with the sling's eye diameter (180mm).

Care:

  • Cleaning: Clean the sling with mild soap and water. Avoid using harsh chemicals or solvents.
  • Storage: Store the sling in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Avoid storing it near corrosive chemicals or sources of heat.
  • Inspection: Regularly inspect the sling for any damage, including cuts, abrasions, chemical degradation, heat damage, or excessive wear. Remove any damaged sling from service immediately.
  • Temperature Limits: Avoid use in environments exceeding recommended temperature limits, as this can degrade the material. Consult the manufacturer's specifications for exact temperature ranges.

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