Metal mesh slings are set apart by their ability to grip loads firmly without excessive stretching and balances loads more evenly. These slings are commonly used in metalworking and in industries where loads are abrasive or hot. Metal mesh slings differ from nylon and wire rope slings as they resist cutting and abrasion. Here are

Synthetic round slings have several properties in common, and including convenience, strength, economy and load protection. These slings are mostly made of nylon or polyester yarns, and offer many advantages for rigging purposes. Here are some things to ensure safety in the work environment when using Synthetic round slings: Identify the proper sling for your

Alloy steel chain slings are typically used because of their strength, durability, resistance to abrasion and ability to conform to the shape of a load. These are made of various grades of alloys but 80 to 100 are usually used and are tested by according to ASTM (American Society for Testing and Maintenance) guidelines. Here

Natural and synthetic fiber rope slings are used mostly in marine operations, and in temporary work such as construction. Here are some fundamentals that must be followed to making your experiences with these rope slings safe while they get jobs done. Identify the type of rope needed for your job, make sure the material strength

Wire rope offers a vast amount of versatility when being used in slings due to the following factors: its strength, ability to lift hot materials, abrasion resistance, and the ability to conform to the shape of its loads. Here are more facts and tips when using wire rope for slings. Identify the type of rope