SYNTHETIC WEBBING SLINGS

Non-abrasive material with high lifting capacities, so that you maintain strength and control with your lifting operation. 

USE & CARE GUIDELINES

  • Do not use synthetic web slings with loads above the rated load capacities on the tag. Do not use worn or damaged slings or attachments.
  • Store slings away from potential mechanical or chemical damage, sunlight, ultraviolet light and extreme temperatures.
  • Properly hitch slings, pad sharp edges, balance loads, don’t drag slings, keep them free of knots or twists and don’t pull a sling from under a load when the load is on the sling.
  • Do not drop a sling equipped with metal fittings.
Inspect slings daily and according to OSHA-approved ASME guidelines.

PRE-OPERATIONAL, DAILY INSPECTIONS 

  • All slings must be checked daily by the sling operator before the first use of each shift. Here are some items to check daily:
  • Check that ID tags are not missing or unreadable
  • Check webbing for melted, charred or weld-splattered areas Check for acid or alkali burns
  • Check for holes, tears, cuts, snags or embedded particles
  • Check for broken or worn stitching
  • Check for excessive abrasive wear or elongation Check for knots or brittle areas 

ANNUAL INSPECTIONS 

OSHA 1910.184 requirements dictate a yearly complete sling inspection. Olsen can conduct and document these necessary inspections. Call today: 800-328-1906

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