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August 2nd, 2026

The Complete Guide to 20t Round Slings (EN 1492-2)

When it comes to heavy-duty overhead lifting, few tools are as versatile and dependable as the polyester round sling. For loads in the 20-tonne range, a round sling manufactured to EN 1492-2 offers the ideal balance of strength, flexibility, and safety — making it a staple in ports, steel yards, wind energy installations, and general rigging operations worldwide.

July 14th, 2026

Sling Webbing Belt: Lifting Webbing Material for Manufacturing Flat Webbing Slings

A sling webbing belt is a high-strength woven textile used as the main load-bearing material for manufacturing flat webbing slings. It is normally supplied in rolls and is further processed by cutting, folding, sewing, assembling, labelling, and testing to produce finished lifting slings.

July 14th, 2026

Lashing Webbing Belt: Materials, Applications, Safety and Selection Guide

Lashing webbing belt is a high-strength polyester webbing designed for cargo securing during transportation and storage. Used with ratchets, buckles, hooks, or one-way lashing buckles, it helps prevent loads from shifting, sliding, or tipping in trucks, trailers, containers, and other logistics applications. Unlike lifting slings, lashing webbing is intended for load restraint only and must not be used for overhead lifting.

April 17th, 2026

Instructions for Use & Maintenance of Textile Slings

These instructions apply to Flat Woven Webbing Slings (EN 1492-1) and Roundslings (EN 1492-2) manufactured from high-tenacity synthetic fibers. To ensure the safety of personnel and the protection of property, these instructions must be read and understood by all persons involved in the use and maintenance of the slings

July 22nd, 2025

The Importance of a Safety Harness: Your Lifeline at Height

Working at height comes with inherent risks, whether you're in construction, window cleaning, roofing, or any industry that requires elevation. One of the most critical pieces of safety equipment in these scenarios is the safety harness. In this blog, we'll explore what a safety harness is, why it's essential, and how to choose the right one for your needs.

April 25th, 2025

Webbing & Round Sling to EN1492 Safety: Why the Label Matters More Than You Think?

In the lifting and rigging industry, safety is paramount. Among the critical components ensuring safe operations are webbing slings and round slings manufactured according to the EN 1492 standard. Understanding why the label on these slings matters can significantly impact workplace safety, compliance, and operational efficiency.

March 18th, 2025

Storing Polyester Slings Properly Guide

Storing a polyester sling correctly is essential to maintain its strength, durability, and safety. Polyester slings are commonly used in lifting and rigging applications, and improper storage can lead to damage, reduced lifespan, or even failure during use.

February 20th, 2025

The Advantage of Polyester One Way Sling

A polyester one way use sling is a type of lifting sling designed for single-use applications. It is made from high-quality polyester material, which is known for its strength, durability, and resistance to abrasion.

August 17th, 2024

What is a Textile Flat Webbing Sling ?

Textile flat webbing slings are essential lifting devices made from woven synthetic materials, commonly used for lifting and transporting heavy loads in various industries. Here’s an overview of their characteristics, applications, and safety considerations.

March 12th, 2024

What is the Service Life for a Textile Sling?

The service life of a textile sling depends on several factors, including its usage, maintenance, and storage.

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