Chain Mesh Slings: How to Use and Inspect
Need something that’s heat resistant and works with tough loads? Chain mesh slings, also called metal mesh slings, are up to the challenge of working with abrasive or high-heat loads. Because they can resist abrasion and cutting, they are more durable than nylon or wire rope slings. Metal mesh slings can firmly grip loads without experiencing extensive stretching.
How to Use Wire Rope and Cable Slings: Best Practices
Need something that’s strong and capable of handling tough loads? Wire rope and cable slings are both versatile options. They are used frequently across a variety of industries such as construction, manufacturing, and more. However, there are some differences when it comes to wire rope and cable slings, as well as important information to be aware of when using them.
Lifting 101: Everything You Need to Know
Lifting may look like a simple process from the outside, but it is a skill that requires a lot of training and experience to master. When a lifting operation is not performed properly, it can put people in danger and result in serious consequences. Here are some critical things to know when it comes to lifting, rigging, and more.
OSHA’s Latest Hard Hat Recommendation: Chin Straps Offer Advanced Protection
Proper head protection is a critical safety practice in construction, oil and gas, and maritime industries. Most work environments require hard hats and other safety gear to protect workers from falling objects, overhead electrical hazards, and risks from slips, trips, and falls.
How to Use Synthetic Round Slings: Tips and Advantages
When dealing with heavy loads that could benefit from extra flexibility, synthetic round slings are the way to go. Synthetic round slings are typically made from nylon or polyester yarns or webbing. Round slings are up to the challenge of providing power for heavy lifts, with either single or multi path designs, they offer flexibility and durability for heavy loads.
Breaking Ground: Olsen Is Growing to Serve You Better
Olsen Chain & Cable is growing—and it’s all about bringing more value to you, our customers. We’re excited to announce the construction of a new 60,000 sq. ft. facility in Delano, MN. This expansion marks a major step forward in our ability to serve you with faster turnarounds, more in-stock inventory, and broader service capabilities.
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