SecureFix Direct Duplex Web Sling - 10 Ton - 12 Metre - 180MM Width

This lifting webbing sling has a safe working load of 10 Ton (10000KG) and a length of 12 Metre. I...

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This SecureFix Direct Duplex Web Sling is designed for professionals needing a robust and safe lifting solution for heavy loads up to 10 tons. Its key benefit is the lightweight, flexible design that conforms to loads without causing damage, offering an easier and safer alternative to chain or wire rope slings. A potential caveat is the need for proper inspection and understanding of load limits to ensure safe operation.

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FAQs

What is the Safe Working Load (SWL) of this sling?

The Safe Working Load (SWL) of this SecureFix Direct Duplex Web Sling is 10 Ton (10,000 KG).

What are the dimensions of the sling?

The sling has a length of 12 Metre and a width of 180MM.

What safety standard is this sling manufactured to?

This sling is manufactured to ISO4878 EN1492-1:2000 standards.

What is the safety factor of this web sling?

The web sling is tested with a safety factor of 7:1.

Can this sling be used for towing or pulling?

Yes, web slings are ideal for towing or pulling applications due to their flexibility and strength.

How does this web sling compare to chain or wire rope slings?

Web slings are generally lighter, safer to handle, easier to transport, and more flexible than chain or wire rope slings. They conform to loads without causing damage and absorb shocks better.

What should I do if the sling gets dirty?

Clean the sling with clean water and mild soap if necessary. Rinse thoroughly and allow it to air dry completely away from direct heat or sunlight. Do not use harsh solvents.

Can I get custom sizes or higher tonnages?

While this model is 10 Ton, SecureFix Direct offers Simplex slings, protective sleeves, and duplex slings up to 20-ton SWL from stock. Special tonnages and lengths can be made to order.

Troubleshooting

Web sling shows signs of fraying or cuts.

Immediately remove the sling from service. Do not use a damaged sling as it compromises safety and may lead to failure.

Difficulty attaching sling eyes to lifting equipment.

Ensure the lifting equipment's hook or shackle is of appropriate size and type for the sling's reinforced eye. Check for any debris or obstructions.

Sling seems to be stretching excessively under load.

This could indicate the sling is overloaded or has suffered internal damage. Remove from service and inspect thoroughly. Note that some elongation is normal with polyester slings, but significant stretching is a warning sign.

Sling becomes stiff or loses flexibility.

This may be due to prolonged exposure to elements or improper storage. If the stiffness is accompanied by other signs of damage, it should be retired. If it's just minor stiffness, ensure it's stored correctly and used in appropriate conditions.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Safer and easier to handle than metal slings.
  • Conforms to load shapes, preventing damage.
  • Absorbs shock loads effectively.
  • Lightweight for improved transport and maneuverability.
  • Simple visual safety checks for corrosion or wear.

Cons

  • Requires regular inspection for wear and tear.
  • Can be susceptible to damage from sharp edges if not protected.
  • Polyester material can degrade if exposed to certain chemicals.
  • Requires careful attention to load limits and lifting angles.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

To set up the web sling for use, inspect it thoroughly for any signs of damage, cuts, abrasion, or chemical degradation. Ensure the reinforced eyes are intact and free from fraying.

  1. Position the sling around or under the load, ensuring it is correctly choked or wrapped according to safe lifting practices.
  2. Attach the reinforced eyes to your lifting equipment (e.g., hooks, shackles).
  3. Verify that the load is balanced and securely supported by the sling before lifting.

Compatibility:

This web sling is compatible with standard lifting equipment such as cranes, hoists, and forklifts, provided the attachment points are suitable and rated for the load.

Care:

  • Inspection: Visually inspect the sling before each use. Check for cuts, abrasion, burns, chemical damage, and excessive wear. Pay close attention to the stitching in the reinforced eyes.
  • Cleaning: Clean the sling with clean water and mild soap if necessary. Rinse thoroughly and allow it to air dry completely away from direct heat or sunlight. Do not use harsh solvents or cleaning agents.
  • Storage: Store the sling in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, excessive heat, or chemical exposure. Avoid storing it on sharp objects or where it can be damaged.
  • Protection: When lifting loads with sharp edges, always use appropriate edge protectors to prevent cutting or abrasion of the sling material.

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