USA Standard Web Sling Specifications：

Double Ply Eye & Eye Webbing Sling Class 5

  Class 5 means rated loads are based on a stuffer weave construction webbing possessing a minimum certified tensile strength of 6,800 lbs/inch width.  

Double Ply Eye & Eye Webbing Sling Class 7

  Class 7 means rated loads are based on a stuffer weave construction webbing possessing a minimum certified tensile strength of 9,800 lbs/inch width.

How to Order lifting web slings?

Generally Our professional sales team will advise you on how to order the webbing slings according to your lifting conditions and environment. However, some times you may know well about what kind of web slings you need or you may just buy same web slings that you are using now. In this case you can just let us know following information:

 

1: The most import 1: size information showed in the web sling diagram above.

2: The most imporat 2: Working load limit (Load capacity).

3: Safety factor: Usually American standard web slings come with a safety factor of 5:1. But If you have other application of the sling, like single use / trip / one way  lifting use, it is also fine to go with 4:1, or 3:1, which will save the cost by a lot. If you don't know what is single use slings, you can find out the link Wristrong One Way Slings.

4: Color of the web sling. We can manufacture nearly all the normal colors according to your color code.

5: Packaging: Our normal packing way is carton box + Pallet, which is proven to be a very safe way during transportation. However, if ou have any special requirement on packages, just let us know.

6: Order Quantity and trade incoterm.( FOB, CIF or DAP,etc)

7: Delivery time: 25-30days for any made to order. For some big orders, please let us  know your usage plan and we will try our best to keep up with your pace.

8: Payment term:  Regular payment via T/T, 30% down payment, 70% balance before shipment. But if you have other idea on the payment ways, you can negotiate with us.

If you would like to get more information or place order direcetly, you can just contact us right away.  

WEB SLING INSPECTION: A three stage procedure is recommended to help ensure that slings are inspected with appropriate frequency.

Initial Inspection - Prior to use, all new, altered, modified or repaired web slings shall be inspected by a designated person to verify compliance with the applicable provisions of this Chapter.

Frequent Inspection - In normal service conditions, a visual inspection for damage shall be performed by the user or other designated person each day or shift before the sling is used. In severe service conditions, a visual inspection for damage shall be performed by the user or other designated person before each use. Manufacturer’s recommendations must be followed if a higher rate of inspection frequency, such as before each use, is prescribed. Written records are not required for frequent inspection.

Periodic Inspection - A complete inspection for damage shall be performed by a designated person. This inspection should be done by someone other than the individual(s) who most commonly perform the frequent inspection.

A. Periodic inspection intervals shall not Periodic Inspection Frequency - exceed one year. The frequency of periodic inspections should be based on:

1. Frequency of sling use.

2. Severity of service conditions.

3. Nature of lifts being made.

4. Experience gained on service life of slings used in similar circumstances.

B. The guidelines for time intervals are as follows: Time Interval Guidelines -

1. Normal Service - Yearly

2. Severe Service - Monthly to quarterly

3. Special Service - As recommended by a qualified person

C. A written record that the most recent inspection was Written Records - performed shall be maintained documenting that the event occurred. It is not required that the condition of individual slings be recorded during the periodic inspection. If documentation of the individual slings is maintained, it should be based upon a unique sling serial number, color coding, electronic tracking (RFID) or other means. See Appendix “Web Sling Inspection Form”. If individual tracking is not maintained, the inspection process should provide some means of identifying which slings have been inspected at the periodic level of inspection.