The One-Way Sling with One Eye configuration is a highly specialized, disposable lifting component explicitly designed for secure, "single-trip" cargo operations, ensuring efficiency from origin to final destination.
One way slings (single-use slings) are cost-effective lifting solutions designed for transporting goods from the manufacturer to the final destination. The One Eye Type features a loop on one end, optimized for choker hitches on cylindrical loads such as steel tubes, timber bundles, or piping. This design ensures a tight grip on the bundle during transport.
Available in Safety Factor 5:1 (Standard DIN 60005) or 4:1 (Economy grade).
| Material | High-tenacity Polyester (PES) webbing |
|---|---|
| Safety Factor | 4:1 (Economy) or 5:1 (Standard DIN 60005) Note: Reusable slings are typically 7:1 |
| Color | Typically White (some color-coded options available) |
| Standard | Manufactured to DIN 60005 (for SF 5:1) |
| Application | Choker hitch lifting of bundles, tubes, and loose cylindrical items. |
| Image | Item No. | WLL (kg) | Width (mm) | Effective Length | Product Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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WS10-1000 | 1000 | 30 / 35 | 1m ~ 10m | 305130100 |
| WS10-1200 | 1200 | 50 | 1m ~ 10m | 305150120 | |
| WS10-1500 | 1500 | 50 | 1m ~ 10m | 305150150 | |
| WS10-1700 | 1700 | 50 | 1m ~ 10m | 305150170 | |
| WS10-2000 | 2000 | 50 / 60 | 1m ~ 10m | 305150200 | |
| WS10-2250 | 2250 | 50 / 60 | 1m ~ 10m | 305150225 | |
| WS10-2500 | 2500 | 75 | 1m ~ 10m | 305175250 | |
| WS10-3000 | 3000 | 75 / 90 | 1m ~ 10m | 305175300 |
A "one trip textile sling" is a specialized lifting sling made from woven webbing (typically polyester) designed for a single, specific lifting and transport operation. It accompanies a load from its origin to its final destination just once.
Crucial Rule: After the trip is complete, the sling must be taken out of service and never reused.
One trip slings are legal and safe when used exactly as intended. However, reusing them is strictly prohibited and can lead to unsafe conditions. Once the job is done, the sling must be retired and appropriately disposed of to prevent accidental reuse.
