Lifting slings

For high demand hoisting and carrying tasks in safety-relevant areas (machine construction, load handling equipment, lifting tackle). The CE mark is impressed into the ring bolt. F2 permissible load under max. 45° per ring bolt. On request: Certificate of conformity.

The round slings comply with DIN EN 14922. They are made of highstrength endless polyester fibre cords. These polyester fibre cords are protected by a sturdy and seamlessly woven polyester sleeve. This sleeve surface is also impregnated with polyurethane to make it abrasionproof. The working load limit (WLL) and the cord tonnage (tonne capacity per cord) are either woven into or printed on the protective sleeve of the sling. The safety label with the CE mark and technical data is firmly sewn onto the sling. The colour of the round sling corresponds to the colour code scheme for load capacities of textile type slings. These round slings have high UV resistance and low moisture absorption. These round slings carry the CE mark according to the European machinery directive.

Round sling hooks for quick suspension of textile lifting equipment such as hoist belts or round slings. The round sling hook is fitted with a robust, forged safety latch. All edges are rounded to protect the textile slings. The colour of the round sling hook corresponds to the colour code assigned to textile lifting equipment that signifies the permissible loads. The round sling hooks correspond to the Machinery Directive and are BG certified (H stamp). Temperature range From 40°C to 200°C = 100% permissible load Up to 300°C = 90% permissible load Up to 400°C = 75% permissible load

Fitted with smoothrunning plain bearings. Not suitable for swivelling while under load. When lifting the load, the safety latch closes automatically and is securely locked by a locking mechanism at the rear of the hook. To open the latch, the locking mechanism must be unlocked manually. The swivel hooks correspond to the Machinery Directive and are BG certified (H stamp). Temperature range From 40°C to 200°C = 100% permissible load Up to 300°C = 90% permissible load Up to 400°C = 75% permissible load