What Is MARSHINE Polyester Flexible Double Buckle Lifting Sling?
Safe lifting of construction materials is reliant on having quality lifting gear that is strong, flexible and stable. Just like the MARSHINE Polyester Flexible Double Buckle Lifting Sling, which is suitable for safe load handling in building, mechanical, power and general industry projects. Its double buckle design is able to provides higher stability and load balance while lifting heavy duty materials.
Key Features
High-strength polyester material;
Flexible and lightweight design;
Double buckle (double eye) ends;
Wear-resistant webbing;
Color-coded capacity identification;
Low elongation under load;
So How Can I Use The MARSHINE Polyester Flexible Double Buckle Lifting Sling?
Pick the Right Sling
Select the appropriate MARSHINE Polyester Flexible Double Buckle Lifting Sling type you need:
Vertical lift Vertical lifting involves the lifting load from above.
Choker hitch Choker hitch method of lifting.
Basket hitch Basket hitch method of lifting.
Each technique has an impact on the capacity and stability of the load.
Position the Sling Correctly
Put the sling around the load and enable the loop to be passed over the load:
Make sure the weight is evenly distributed;
Avoid sharp edges, wear edge protectors if necessary;
Twisting the webbing;
This can lead to swallow of sling webbing, which means drastic reduction in sling strength.
It must be folded mate and the sling shall be flat with the wraps outside.
Attach to the lifting device
Join the double buckle ends at: Double Buckle Ends Bifurcated (each end has two buckles) Connect the double buckle ends at:
Crane hook;
Shackle;
Lifting beam.
Make sure:
Properly seated hooks;
That slip locks are in place when you can, or that the sling is otherwise secured and not able to come off the hook;
The sling should be placed centrally on the hook.
Tension the rope gradually
Start slowly lifting:
Take up slack little by little;
Make sure the load is balanced;
Shut down by order, if stoppage caused shifting.
And be always avoid jarring or shock loading the sling.
Monitoring While lifting
Keep people out of the way of the load
Do not stand under suspended loads.
It will help to maintain the correct position of the sling.
Steady and controlled lifting ensures safety.
Lower and Remove the Sling
When the load is set:
Lower at a slow and steady rate;
Make sure the load has been stabilized before the sling is removed;
Pull the sling up and remove if from the load slowly and carefully to avoid damaging it.
