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A popular choice for overhead lifting applications, alloy chain slings are some of the toughest and most durable lifting slings in the material handling industry. They are often used due to their strength, abrasion resistance, and ability to conform to the shape of the loads.

Synthetic slings are essential tools for lifting heavy loads in industrial operations. They offer flexibility, are lightweight, and are easy to handle. However, regular inspection, proper care, and correct usage are vital to maintain safe operations. This article provides essential guidelines to make sure the longevity of your synthetic slings and, most importantly, the safety of your lifting operations.

Selecting the right chain sling is essential for safe and effective heavy lifting. One key factor to consider is the number of legs in the sling, as this determines how the load is connected to the lifting device.

Lifting slings are one of the most versatile rigging and lifting equipment. While slings have been around for centuries, their industrial use began only a few decades ago. Today, industrial slings are made from synthetic fibers like polyester, nylon, or high-performance materials. You will also see wire rope slings made from high-grade steel or iron.