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Synthetic Slings Synthetic Slings Lifting Straps/Lifting Slings Physical Factors Effecting Strength of Lifting Straps/Lifting Slings: Your care in the use and handling of lifting straps/lifting slings will prolong sling life significantly. The following physical factors should be considered when using any of the lifting slings mentioned here: • Cutting - The number one cause of web sling damage/failure, usually caused by load edge movement against sling. Temperature - Nylon & polyester are seriously degraded at temperatures above 194 F. • Improper Loading - Shock loading, unbalanced loading, over loading and inadequate consideration for the effect of angle factors can adversely effect strength. Punctures & Abrasions - These can seriously degrade lifting straps/lifting slings strength. Red core yarns can aid in locating damaged webbing. • Foreign Matter - Material such as metal chips, weld spatter, heavy grit, etc. can damage a web sling both internally and externally. • Ultraviolet Light - Nylon & polyester web lifting straps are adversely effected by prolonged exposure to UV light, i/e/ sunlight or arc welding. Slings appear bleached and stiff. • Sling Angle - is the angle measured between a horizontal line and the sling leg or body. This angle is very important and can have a dramatic effect on the rated capacity of the lifting strap/lifting sling. When this angle decreases, the load on each leg increases. This principle applies whether one sling is used to pull at an angle, in a basket hitch or for multi-legged bridle slings. Lifting strap/lifting sling angles of less than 30 degrees are not recommended. Eye and Eye Type 3 Nylon Web Slings Single Ply Nylon Slings Two Ply Nylon Slings Three Ply Nylon Slings Four Ply Nylon Slings Round slings Polyester SP260 Endless Polyester Round Sling Purple SP530 Endless Polyester Round Sling Green SP840 Endless Polyester Round Sling Yellow SP1060 Endless Polyester Round Sling Tan SP1320 Endless Polyester Round Sling Red SP1680 Endless Polyester Round Sling White SP2120 Endless Polyester Round Sling Blue More Items... Endless Type 5 Nylon Web Slings Single Ply Nylon Slings Two Ply Nylon Slings Three Ply Nylon Slings Four Ply Nylon Slings SLINGMAX Twin Path Slings TPXC1000 SLINGMAX Twin Path Slings TPXC1500 SLINGMAX Twin Path Slings TPXC2000 SLINGMAX Twin Path Slings TPXC2500 SLINGMAX Twin Path Slings TPXC3000 SLINGMAX Twin Path Slings TPXC4000 SLINGMAX Twin Path Slings TPXC5000 SLINGMAX Twin Path Slings More Items... Eye and Eye Type 3 Polyester Slings Two Ply Polyester Slings

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