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Latest Lifting Slings Straps Heavy Duty

Time：2024-04-15

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1. Precautions for using lifting belts and rigging equipment

Category : Sling Series

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　　1. Precautions for using lifting belts and rigging equipment

　　(1) Do not drag in parallel and avoid shaking and forcefully grabbing the load caused by the lifting belt.

　　(2) Before using the lifting belt, carefully inspect it and do not use damaged lifting belts.

　　(3) When lifting, do not twist or twist the lifting belt, and do not let the lifting belt knot when using.

　　(4) Avoid tearing open sewing joints or overloading work.

　　(5) Without a protective cover, the lifting belt shall not lift steel plates, workpiece molds, or other goods with sharp edges or corners that may harm the lifting belt.

　　2. Maintenance methods for lifting belts and slings

　　(1) For damp lifting belts, they should be dried and stored to avoid moisture and mold.

　　(2) Lifting straps should be placed away from heat sources (flames and electrical welding) or under conditions of long-term exposure to sunlight and ultraviolet radiation.

　　(3) The lifting belt should be stored on a shelf after use and should not be placed directly on the ground to prevent mold and rodent bites after use.

　　(4) The lifting belt should be cleaned once every 3-6 months of use. For acidic or alkaline use, clean the lifting belt with cold water or cleaning agent after use, dry and store it.

　　3. Scrapping standards for lifting belts and slings

　　(1) When lifting with horizontal edge cutting, it should be scrapped.

　　(2) When the lifting belt is severely twisted, deformed, or fuzzed, it should be scrapped.

　　(3) When lifting with local scratches or scratches from sharp objects, it should be scrapped.

　　(4) When the lifting belt body is cut, severely scratched, the belt strands are loose, or locally ruptured, it should be scrapped.

　　(5) When the surface of the lifting belt is severely worn or deformed, and the wear reaches 1/10 of the original width of the lifting belt, it should be scrapped.

　　(6) When the lifting belt becomes moldy, deteriorated, burned by acid or alkali, melted or charred by heat, or has multiple loose or corroded surfaces, it should be scrapped.

　　(7) When synthetic fibers experience softening or aging (yellowing), rough surface, peeling, elastic changes, or weakened strength, they should be scrapped.

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