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Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS:

AAnngglleess (Efficiency) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 & 31

AAiirrccrraafftt CCaabbllee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25

BBiinnddeerrssCChhaaiinn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20WWeebb RRaattcchheettss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14, 15 & 16

CCaarrggoo CCoonnttrrooll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 - 17

CChhaaiinn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

CChhaaiinn SSlliinnggss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21

CCoonnnneeccttiinngg LLiinnkkss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27

CClliippss (Forged & Malleable) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28

FFaallll PPrrootteeccttiioonn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

HHooookkss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16, 28, 29 & 30

LLaannyyaarrdd (Rope & Web) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

LLiiffeelliinneess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

LLiinnkkss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27

LLooaadd BBiinnddeerrssCChhaaiinn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20WWeebb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14, 15 & 16

SShhaacckklleess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28

SSlleeeevveess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 & 9

SSlliinnggssBBrriiddlleess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 & 23CChhaaiinn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21NNyylloonn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 - 12RRoouugghh NN’’ TToouugghh™™ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19RRoouunndd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 & 19TTooww . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19VViikkiinngg™™ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 & 19WWiiddee BBooddyy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11WWiirree RRooppee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 & 23

TTiiee DDoowwnnss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 - 17

TTuurrnnbbuucckklleess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29

WWiinncchheess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17

WWiinncchh SSttrraappss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17

WWiirree RRooppee AAsssseemmbblliieess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26

WWiirree RRooppee SSppeecciiffiiccaattiioonnss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 & 25

WWeeaarr PPaaddss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 & 9

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angle efficiency 3(angle efficiencies continued on last page 31)

SLING TO LOAD ANGLE EFFICIENCY1. Sling working load limits whether nylon, wire rope or chain slings are rated with their

respective vertical, choker, and basket capacities. When selecting these slings, careful consideration must be made for the proper sling to load horizontal lifting angle. The greater angle to sling configuration will result in a reduction of sling efficiency and a loss of rated work load limits! - SEE ILLUSTRATION:

Example: Using the above reference, load lifted is 10,000 lbs.

(A) at a 90° sling to load angle the sling is at 100% of the WLL.

(B) at a 60° sling to load angle a loss of 14% efficiency occurs and the sling is capable of lifting only 8,600 lbs.

(C) at a 45° sling to load angle a loss of 30% efficiency occursand the sling is capable of lifting only 7,000 lbs.

(D) at a 30° sling to load angle the working load limit isreduced by 50% and the sling is capable of lifting only 5,000 lbs.

2. To further illustrate the stress to load angle perform the following experiment. Take two pails and fill each full of water. Pick them up and evenly hold at your side. You will experience very little or no stress. Now raise your arms up to shoulder height, and hold steady for as long as you can. You have just experienced a change of stress to load angle lifting!

3. ALWAYS use a larger angleof lift when selectingyour sling.

4. NEVER use less than a30° sling to load lifting angle.

HORIZONTALLIFT ANGLE

EFFICIENCYRATING

LOSS OFRATING

LOAD ANGLE EFFICIENCY

90° 100% 0%80° 98% 2%70° 94% 6%60° 86% 14%50° 76% 24%45° 70% 30%40° 64% 36%35° 50% 50%

10000 lbs. 8600 lbs. 7000 lbs. 5000 lbs.(A) (B) (C) (D)

angle efficiency

90˚ 60˚ 45˚ 30˚

SYNTHETIC SLINGSNylon, Polyester Web or Polyester RoundFlexibility, weight, strength, and non-marring properties make syntheticslings the most sought after slings for contractors and riggers alike!Because of these inherent features, extreme caution as to selection,care and general use must be exercised. Observe all pertinent instruc-tion provided by OSHA and ASME. Adhere to manufacturers warnings,recommendations, and guidelines. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN INJURY OR DEATH!

Unaffected by grease or oils, plus having a good resistance to chemi-cals such as ethers, alkalis, and alcohols, the nylon sling is the mostwidely used and best general purpose sling today. Refer to "GuideOnly" and contact manufacturer for additional information.

CHEMICAL ENVIRONMENT DATA - “guide only”

SELECTION/CONSIDERATIONS:1. Determine the load of lift. Sling selection must be within the work load

limits and proper hitches.2. Adequate sling length must be established for proper sling to load angle

consideration. (See sling efficiency chart)3. Balanced load control not only is essential but critical in preventing slippage

and maintaining center of gravity load control!4. Prior to making lift, calculate and experiment with any sling movement.

Failure to balance or control the load will result in damage, injury or death!5. Refer to environmental chart for proper material selection or contact

manufacturer for proper use.6. Always use wear pads or sleeves to further protect and promote increased

sling life.

CARE AND USE:• Inspect daily before each use.• Do not drag or pull sling from under load.• Keep dry and store inside on racks.• Do not shorten by tying knots, or twisting.• Never use when temperatures are –40° F or exceed 194° F.• Stand clear of load at all times.• Avoid shock loading.• ID tag must be legible for proper work load limits.• Consult manufacturer for more information.

Nylon and Polyester feature theadvanced process of incorporat-ing a series of red warning mark-ers woven into the core of thewebbing. When the sling body oreyes become worn, cut or dam-aged the red yarn becomesexposed and affords the user theopportunity to remove the slingfrom service.

synthetic slings

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synthetic slings

mediumeye&eye 5

HOW TO ORDER SYNTHETIC SLINGS:1. Select type of webbing:

a. 9 – Heavy Duty 900 b. 6 – Medium Duty 6002. State sling width:

a. 1", 2", 3", etc.3. Select sling type:

a. EE – Eye & Eye (Type 3 or 4)b. EN – Endless (Type 5)c. RE – Reversed Eye (Type 6)d. TC – Triangle / Choker (Type 1)e. TT – Triangle / Triangle (Type 2)

4. State number of ply’s (thickness): a. 1 ply, 2 ply, 3 ply, 4 ply

5. Indicate sling length:a. In feet (6 feet, 8 feet, 10 feet, etc)

Example: 9 2 E E 1 X 10 = 2" x 10’ heavy duty eye & eye single ply nylon sling

WIDTH ID CODE PLYVERTICAL CHOKER BASKET INSIDE

EYE SIZELAYING

FLAT

WEIGHT IN LBS.5’ base add/ft

1” 61EE1 1 1200 900 2400 9” .40 .0431” 61EE2 2 2400 1900 4800 9” .50 .0861” 61EE3 3 3600 2900 7200 9” .68 .1291” 61EE4 4 4800 3800 9600 9” .86 .172

13/4” 6175EE1 1 2100 1600 4200 9” .53 .06313/4” 6175EE2 2 4200 3200 8400 9” .75 .128

2” 62EE1 1 2400 1900 4800 9” .68 .0842” 62EE2 2 4800 3800 9600 9” .95 .1682” 62EE3 3 7000 5600 14000 12” 1.45 .2522” 62EE4 4 8900 7100 17800 12” 1.90 .336

3” 63EE1 1 3600 2900 7200 12” 1.14 .1403” 63EE2 2 6500 5200 13000 12” 1.63 .2803” 63EE3 3 10000 8000 20000 15” 2.43 .4203” 63EE4 4 13300 10700 26600 15” 3.23 .560

4” 64EE1 1 4800 3800 9600 12” 1.40 .1724” 64EE2 2 8600 6900 17200 12” 1.99 .3444” 64EE3 3 13000 10400 26000 15” 3.05 .5164” 64EE4 4 17000 13800 34000 15” 4.10 .688

6” 66EE1 1 7200 5800 14400 12” 2.13 .2556” 66EE2 2 12200 9800 24400 15” 2.90 .5106” 66EE3 3 18400 14700 36800 18” 4.33 .7656” 66EE4 4 24000 19200 48000 18” 5.77 1.020

EYE & EYE SLINGSTYPE 3 FLAT EYE *Standard Construction

TYPE 4 TWISTED EYE *MUST SPECIFY-See Note Below!

MEDIUM DUTY (600 WEBBING)

NOTE: Standard eye construction is Type 3 flat eyesWhen requiring twisted eyes, must specify Type 4Tapered eyes on all sling widths 3” and larger

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

RATED CAPACITY IN POUNDS

NOTE: Angles of less than 30° will not be usedREFER TO ANGLE EFFICIENCY CHART

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synthetic slings

ID CODE PLYINSIDE

EYE SIZELAYING

FLAT


1” 91EE1 1 1600 1200 3200 9” .42 .0561” 91EE2 2 3200 2600 6400 9” .68 .1121” 91EE3 3 4100 3300 8200 9” 1.00 .1601” 91EE4 4 5500 4400 11000 9” 1.30 .224

2” 92EE1 1 3200 2500 6400 9” .84 .1102” 92EE2 2 6400 5100 12800 9” 1.30 .2202” 92EE3 3 8200 6600 16400 12” 1.90 .3302” 92EE4 4 11000 8800 22000 12” 2.50 .440

3” 93EE1 1 4800 3800 9600 12” 1.40 .1803” 93EE2 2 8900 7200 17800 12” 2.16 .3503” 93EE3 3 12300 9900 24600 15” 3.13 .5203” 93EE4 4 17800 14400 35600 15” 4.10 .700

4” 94EE1 1 6400 5100 12800 12” 1.75 .2224” 94EE2 2 11500 9200 23000 12” 2.45 .4444” 94EE3 3 15300 12200 30600 15” 3.85 .6664” 94EE4 4 23000 18000 46000 15” 5.20 .888

5” 95EE1 1 8000 6400 16000 12” 2.46 .2745” 95EE2 2 13600 10900 27200 15” 3.28 .5485” 95EE3 3 19000 15000 38000 18” 4.80 .8225” 95EE4 4 27200 20400 54400 18” 6.35 1.090

6” 96EE1 1 9600 7700 19200 12” 2.78 .3306” 96EE2 2 16300 13000 32600 15” 3.78 .6626” 96EE3 3 23000 18400 46000 18” 5.71 .9936” 96EE4 4 32600 24500 65200 18” 7.65 1.320

8” 98EE1 1 12800 10200 25600 18” 4.06 .4708” 98EE2 2 22000 17600 44000 18” 5.47 .9608” 98EE3 3 33000 24750 66000 24” 8.18 1.4108” 98EE4 4 44000 33000 88000 24” 10.90 1.880

10” 910EE1 1 16000 12800 32000 18” 5.23 .59610” 910EE2 2 24000 19200 48000 18” 7.05 1.19010” 910EE3 3 36000 28800 72000 24” 10.65 1.78010” 910EE4 4 48000 38400 96000 24” 14.25 2.380

12” 912EE1 1 19200 15360 38400 24” 6.45 .73412” 912EE2 2 26900 21500 53800 24” 8.67 1.47012” 912EE3 3 40320 32250 90640 30” 13.33 2.20012” 912EE4 4 53700 43000 107400 30” 18.00 2.930

EYE & EYE SLINGSTYPE 3 FLAT EYE *Standard Construction

TYPE 4 TWISTED EYE *MUST SPECIFY-See Note Below!

HEAVY DUTY (900 WEBBING)

NOTE: Standard eye construction is Type 3 flat eyesWhen requiring twisted eyes, must specify Type 4Tapered eyes on all sling widths 3” and larger

WIDTHVERTICAL CHOKER BASKET



endura-line™ 7

NOTE: All Eyes on DL are Flat (NO TAPER)

NOTE: Eyes are tapered on 3” & 4”

ENDURA-LINE™CORDURA JACKET/NYLON SLINGSSingle Line (SL) and Double Line (DL) slings are constructed with a high tenacity nylon inner core pro-viding ultra strengths, combined with an external integrated outside cordura jacket which providessuperior abrasion resistance.Two web strengths with a permanent single black line or a double black line woven in thewebbing further provides additional choice of capacity! Single Line is equal to 1000 lbs per inch ofwidth and Double Line is equal to 2000 lbs per inch of width!Example: 2” Single Line (1000 lbs per inch) equals 2000 lbs vertical lift.

2” Double Line (2000 lbs per inch) equals 4000 lbs vertical lift. For more details see chart below.

SPECIAL FEATURES:• Eliminates the need for two ply construction • Offers over 30% more strength than competitors single ply slings • Easy identification of ratings with single and double lines • Insures unique protection from abrasion

SINGLE LINE ENDLESS SINGLE LINE EYE & EYE

DOUBLE LINE ENDLESS DOUBLE LINE EYE & EYE

VERTICAL CHOKER BASKETRATED CAPACITY IN POUNDS

ID CODE WIDTH

811SLEN1 1” 2000 1600 4000

812SLEN1 2” 4000 3200 8000

813SLEN1 3” 6000 4800 6000

814SLEN1 4” 8000 6400 16000


ID CODE WIDTH EYELENGTH

821SLEE1 1” 1000 800 2000 10”

822SLEE1 2” 2000 1600 4000 10”

823SLEE1 3” 3000 2400 6000 12”

824SLEE1 4” 4000 3200 8000 12”


ID CODE WIDTH

831DLEN1 1” 4000 3200 8000

832DLEN1 2” 8000 6400 16000

833DLEN1 3” 12000 9600 24000

834DLEN1 4” 16000 12800 32000



841DLEE1 1” 2000 1600 4000 10”

842DLEE1 2” 4000 3200 8000 10”

843DLEE1 3” 6000 4800 12000 12”

844DLEE1 4” 8000 6400 16000 12”


synthetic slings

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Synthetic slings REVERSED EYE WEB SLINGS

TYPE 6 - REVERSED EYE



NOTE: RE = Twisted eye is standard (Type 6)FE = Flat eye special (specify Type 7)

2” 92RE1 1 4500 3600 9000 9” 1.160 .2131/2” 935RE1 1 6000 4800 12000 12” 2.310 .374” 94RE1 1 7700 6200 15400 12” 2.560 .406” 96RE1 1 11000 8800 22000 15” 3.260 .64

2” 92RE2 2 6500 5200 13000 12” 1.840 .3231/2” 935RE2 2 9400 7300 18800 12” 3.200 .494” 94RE2 2 13000 10400 26000 12” 3.740 .626” 96RE2 2 20000 16000 40000 15” 5.380 .89

WIDTH ID CODE PLY EYE SIZE

2” 62RE1 1 3600 2900 7200 9” .875 .1631/2” 635RE1 1 5000 4000 10000 12” 1.840 .324” 64RE1 1 6800 5400 13600 12” 2.200 .346” 66RE1 1 8000 6400 16000 15” 2.860 .55

2” 62RE2 2 5200 4200 10400 12” 1.300 .2431/2” 635RE2 2 7800 6200 15600 12” 2.800 .464” 64RE2 2 10500 8400 21000 12” 2.980 .506” 66RE2 2 14400 11500 28800 15” 4.540 .81

SLING PROTECTIONWear pads and sleeves give a sling extra protection at expected wear points. Available in light polyester and nylon (Cordura), heavynylon, heavy polyester, and leather.

TYPE A:This wear pad is sewn directly in place togive fixed protection where it wears themost.

TYPE B:Sliding sleeve wear pad can be positioned anywhere on the sling. Ideal for handling sharp loads.

TYPE C:Edge wrap wear pad is sewn along bothedges of the sling to protect from edgewar and cutting.



WIDTH ID CODE PLY EYE SIZE WEIGHT IN LBS.5’ base add/ft


ALSO AVAILABLEis open face & velcroadjustable sleeve type d - not shown.


synthetic slings

ENDLESS WEB SLINGSTYPE 5 - ENDLESS



NOTE: Three & Four ply construction available.Consult factory for proper work load limit

1” 91EN1 1 3200 2600 6400 .60 .1113/4” 9175EN1 1 5200 4200 10400 .85 .162” 92EN1 1 6400 5100 12800 1.24 .223” 93EN1 1 9600 7600 19200 1.94 .354” 94EN1 1 12500 10000 25000 2.43 .446” 96EN1 1 19200 15200 38400 3.60 .64

1” 91EN2 2 6400 5100 12800 1.24 .2213/4” 9175EN2 2 10000 8000 20000 1.73 .312” 92EN2 2 12800 10200 25600 2.60 .443” 93EN2 2 17500 14000 35000 4.06 .704” 94EN2 2 23500 18000 46000 5.00 .886” 96EN2 2 32500 26100 65000 7.50 1.29

1” 61EN1 1 2400 1900 4800 .38 .0613/4” 6175EN1 1 4200 3400 8400 .63 .132” 62EN1 1 4800 3800 9600 .88 .163” 63EN1 1 7200 5700 14400 1.48 .294” 64EN1 1 9600 7600 19200 1.90 .356” 66EN1 1 14000 11000 28000 2.65 .48

1” 61EN2 2 4800 3800 9600 .76 .1313/4” 6175EN2 2 8400 6700 16800 1.26 .272” 62EN2 2 9600 7700 19200 1.84 .323” 63EN2 2 13000 10400 26000 3.22 .554” 64EN2 2 17500 14000 35000 3.98 .686” 66EN2 2 24000 19600 48000 5.86 .96

endless 9

Formed Eye Wear PadsAvailable in two styles for added wear protection in the eyes. Available in light polyester and nylon (Cordura), heavy nylon, heavy polyester,and leather.

STYLE I:Sewn on wear pad. A wear pad sewndirectly inside the eye at the bearing point.

STYLE II:Full wrapped wear pad. Provides total eyeprotection for rough attachment points.

WIDTH ID CODE PLY WEIGHT IN LBS.5’ base add/ft





10 triangle • choker

synthetic slings

2” 62TC1 1 2400 1900 4800 3.96 .083” 63TC1 1 3600 2700 7200 6.18 .154” 64TC1 1 4800 3600 9600 8.87 .186” 66TC1 1 7200 5400 14400 14.47 .25

2” 62TC2 2 4800 3800 9600 4.10 .163” 63TC2 2 6500 4900 13000 6.76 .304” 64TC2 2 8600 6500 17200 9.44 .366” 66TC2 2 12200 9200 24400 14.88 .50

TRIANGLE / CHOKER WEB SLINGSTYPE 1 - TRIANGLE / CHOKER

TYPE 2 - TRIANGLE / TRIANGLE



NOTE: Steel fittings supplied as standard.

Aluminum forged fittings available.

Special order on medium duty 600 webbing only.

Also available in polyester.

WARNING:Never use aluminum fittings where fumes, vapors, mists or liquids of caustics are present.

2” 92TC1 1 3200 2500 6400 4.08 .123” 93TC1 1 4800 3800 9600 6.67 .184” 94TC1 1 6400 5100 12800 9.44 .226” 96TC1 1 9600 7600 19200 15.18 .33

2” 92TC2 2 6400 5000 12800 4.61 .213” 93TC2 2 8900 7100 17800 7.40 .364” 94TC2 2 11200 9000 22400 10.33 .446” 96TC2 2 16300 13100 32600 15.90 .66






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synthetic slings

8” 908WB1 1 22500 11300 12” 2” 3.50 .44

8” 908WB2 2 42000 21000 12” 2” 6.00 .88

10” 910WB1 1 28000 14000 15” 2 1/2” 4.40 .60

10” 910WB2 2 52500 26300 15” 2 1/2” 8.20 1.30

12” 912WB1 1 34000 17000 18” 2” 5.30 .70

12” 912WB2 2 63000 31500 18” 3” 9.50 1.50

16” 916WB1 1 44000 22000 24” 2 3/4” 7.90 1.10

16” 916WB2 2 72500 36800 24” 4” 13.60 1.95

20” 920WB1 1 51000 25500 30” 3 1/2” 10.90 1.45

20” 920WB2 2 80000 40000 30” 5” 18.30 2.50

24” 924WB1 1 56500 28250 36” 4” 10.80 1.80

24” 924WB2 2 88500 44250 36” 6” 18.60 3.60

WIDE BODY CARGO (WB)FOR HEAVY DUTY LOADS

ATTACHED EYE (AE)FOR LIGHT DUTY LOADS

NOTE: Angles of less than 30° will not be used

REFER TO ANGLE EFFICIENCY CHART

WIDTH ID CODE EYE LENGTHEYE

MATERIALWIDTH

WEIGHT5’ BASE(LBS.)

(LBS)ADD/FT.PLY

8” 908AE1 1 3000 1500 10” 1” 2.30 .50

8” 908AE2 2 6000 3000 10” 1” 2.80 1.00

10” 910AE1 1 3000 1500 12” 1” 2.60 .50

10” 910AE2 2 6000 3000 12” 1” 3.20 1.00

12” 912AE1 1 3000 1500 12” 1” 2.90 .50

12” 912AE2 2 6000 3000 12” 1” 3.50 1.00

16” 916AE1 1 5000 2500 12” 2” 4.30 .70

16” 916AE2 2 10000 5000 12” 2” 5.00 1.40

20” 920AE1 1 5000 2500 18” 2” 5.90 .70

20” 920AE2 2 10000 5000 18” 2” 6.40 1.40

24” 924AE1 1 5000 2500 18” 2” 7.10 .70

24” 924AE2 2 10000 5000 18” 2” 7.80 1.40


WIDTH ID CODE EYE LENGTHEYE

MATERIALWIDTH

WEIGHT5’ BASE(LBS.)

(LBS)ADD/FT.PLY


90° BASKET 30° BASKET


90° BASKET 30° BASKET

WEBBING(IN) (PLY)

WORKING LOAD LIMIT (LBS)90° 60° 45° 30°

1” 1 1600 1300 1100 800 5/8” 1/2” 1T 3/8”

1” 2 3000 2700 2200 1600 5/8” 1/2” 1.5T 1/2”

1” 3 4000 3500 2800 2000 5/8” 1/2” 2T 1/2”

1” 4 5000 4700 3800 2700 5/8” 1/2” 3T 5/8”

2” 1 3000 2700 2200 1600 5/8” 1/2” 1.5T 1/2”

2” 2 6000 5500 4400 3200 3/4” 3/4” 3T 5/8”

2” 3 8000 7000 5700 4100 -- 3/4” 4.5T 3/4”

2” 4 10000 9400 7700 5500 -- 3/4” 7T 1”

NYLON WEB BRIDLESHEAVY DUTY (ONE LEG)TYPE 419

HEAVY DUTY (TWO LEG)TYPE 429

WEBBING(IN) (PLY)


1” 1 3200 2700 2200 1600 5/8” 1/2” 1T 3/8”

1” 2 6000 5400 4400 3200 3/4” 3/4” 1.5T 1/2”

1” 3 8700 7000 5700 4100 -- 3/4” 2T 1/2”

1” 4 10000 9400 7700 5500 -- 3/4” 3T 5/8”

2” 1 6000 5400 4400 3200 3/4” 3/4” 1.5T 1/2”

2” 2 12000 11000 8900 6400 -- 1” 3T 5/8”

2” 3 16000 14000 11400 8200 -- 1” 4.5T 3/4”

2” 4 20000 18800 15400 11000 -- 1” 7T 1”

HEAVY DUTY (FOUR LEG)TYPE 449

WEBBING(IN) (PLY)


1” 1 6000 5100 4200 3000 3/4” 1T 3/8”

1” 2 12000 10500 8400 6000 1” 1.5T 1/2”

1” 3 15000 12900 10500 7500 1” 2T 1/2”

1” 4 20000 18900 15400 11000 1” 3T 5/8”

2” 1 12000 10500 8400 6000 1” 1.5T 1/2”

2” 2 24000 21500 17500 12500 1 1/4” 3T 5/8”

2” 3 30000 27500 22400 16000 1 1/4” 4.5T 3/4”

2” 4 40000 38000 30800 22000 1 1/4” 7T 1”

NOTE: Refer to Sling to Load Angle Efficiency Pg. 2 & 31• When angle or conditions change, work load limits must be recalculated• Nylon webbing used as standard material• Consult factory for a complete array of material styles, hardware, widths,

and special construction to suit your individual requirements

NOTE: Consult factory for a complete array of material styles, hardware, widths, and special construction to suit your individual requirements

NOTE: Consult factory for a complete array of material styles, hardware, widths, and special construction to suit your individual requirements

MASTER LINK(Size Dia. in Inches)

CP OB

HOOK(In Tons)

“H”

SPAS(Shackle Size

in Inches)“SH”


CP OB

HOOK(In Tons)

“H”

SPAS(Shackle Size

in Inches)“SH”


CP OB

HOOK(In Tons)

“H”

SPAS(Shackle Size

in Inches)“SH”

12 nylon web bridles

synthetic Slings

Fall Protection

FALL PROTECTION AND SAFETY PRODUCTS

Shock AbsorberShock absorbing unit with D link

Positioning DevicesRebar Chain AssemblyRebar Web Assembly

LifeLinesLife Line pictured with three style hooks

Anchor DeviceWeb Tie-Off Adapter

Rope GrabsStandard Rope Grab

Web/Rope LanyardsStandard Lanyard (Shock-Pack)Shock Absorbing Lanyard (Stretch)

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Important Warning: It is the owner and usersobligation to familiarize himself with all local, state, and fed-eral regulations. The responsibility and choice lies strictlyin that decision. All tie-downs and assemblies are only asstrong as their weakest components or attachments.FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH GUIDELINES MIGHT RESULT IN PERSON-AL INJURY, CARGO DAMAGE OR DEATH. Consult with D.O.T.,Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations, “O”, Title 49, sec-tion 392.9, Part 393, subpart 1 - 202-512-1800.

Selection: D.O.T. (Department of Transportation)requires that the aggregate work load limit of the tie downassemblies used to secure an item must be at least 1/2 theweight of the object being secured.

EXAMPLE: Object tied down is 24,000 lbs. 1/2 of weight is equal to12,000 lbs. Using a 2” tie down with a WLL of 3,335 lbs.

FORMULA: 50% of the object weight Divided by WLL of the tie downequals the number of assemblies required to secure the load

CONCLUSION: Per D.O.T. regulations, it will require a minimum of four,2” wide ratchet tie downs to secure a 24,000 lbs load.

ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS:a. Determine weight of the cargo to be secured.b. Select web tie down suitable for the type of load.c. Consideration must be given to the angle from the vertical

attachment.d. Assembly shall be attached so as to provide control of the load.e. Assembly must be attached to components equal in strength

as the tie down.f. Never use a tie down for overhead lifting or towing.g. A minimum of two (2) wraps of webbing shall be on the winch

or ratchet buckle mandrel. Caution: additional wraps will reduce the working load limit.

h. Tie downs should regularly be checked and adjusted during the transportation of cargo.

Capacity Ratings - All breaking strengths are based on the load an assembly will withstand before fail-ing. Working Load Limits are rated at one-third (1/3) of the ultimate break strength of the assembly. All ratingsare based on a straight tensile pull. Load directions other than straight can result in a significant reduction in strength.

Inspection -All assemblies should be inspected before each use. Straps worn, cut or damaged in any wayshould not be used. Clean and lubricate to ensure that tie-downs are in proper operating conditions. Observe ID tag warnings.

HOW TO ORDER (See pages 15 & 16 for various styles and types)

1. Determine load rating desired.2. Choose ratchet style (equal to load ratings)3. Establish required length.4. Pick choice of end fittings (equal to load ratings)5. Add corner protectors or wear sleeves.

cargo control CARGO CONTROL

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cargo control

5035X12-E 12’ YELLOW 3000 10005035X16-E 16’ GRAY 3000 10005035X20-E 20’ BLUE 3000 1000

IDCODE

STRAPLENGTH

WEBBINGCOLORCODE

ASSEMBLYBREAKINGSTRENGTH

WORKINGLOADLIMIT

55C30X12-E 12’ YELLOW 2500 83555C30X16-E 16’ GRAY 2500 83555C30X20-E 20’ BLUE 2500 835

IDCODE

STRAPLENGTH

WEBBINGCOLORCODE


WORKINGLOADLIMIT

SERIES “E” STRAPS: These logistics straps are designed to care for most interior van cargorequirements. Straps are color coded for easy length identification! Our exclusive captivated “Loop” on cam straps allow the user additional tensioning force and keep both parts of strappermanently together! All straps have a 4 ft. fixed end!2” LOGISTIC STRAP WITH RATCHET BUCKLE

2” LOGISTIC STRAP WITH CAM BUCKLE

5003X16UN 16’ 3000 LBS. 1000 LBS.

IDCODE

STRAPLENGTH


WORKINGLOADLIMIT

5003X12-04 12’ 1500 LBS. 500 LBS.

IDCODE

STRAPLENGTH


WORKINGLOADLIMIT

CARGO CONTROL RATCHET/UTILITY STRAPS1” UTILITY TIE-DOWNS: Our utility tie-downs are used for securing light duty loads onpick-up trucks, snowmobile, motorcycle, and utility trailers alike! The following pictured items depict themost popular straps! Design your strap by choosing the style of hardware and fittings for your specificapplication, see page 16

2” HD RATCHET TIE-DOWNS: Industry standard and most common used assembly for securing flat bed cargo and heavy-duty applications. Meets all federal, local, and D.O.T.specifications (See Important Warnings!) Our standard assemblies are shown below, see page 16 forselecting or custom choosing your preferred hardware or fittings.

“VINYL HOOKS” RATCHET STRAP

“UNIVERSAL” RATCHET STRAP

54C112X06-04 6’ 1500 LBS. 500 LBS.

IDCODE

STRAPLENGTH


WORKINGLOADLIMIT

MOTORCYCLE CAM STRAP

5130X27-25 27’ 10000 LBS. 3335 LBS.

IDCODE

STRAPLENGTH


WORKINGLOADLIMIT

DD 13 LONG WIDE HANDLE RATCHET ASSEMBLY

5065X24-24 24’ 5000 LBS. 1665 LBS.

IDCODE

STRAPLENGTH


WORKINGLOADLIMIT

DD 6.5 NARROW HANDLE RATCHET ASSEMBLY

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fixed end long end

16 hardware • fittings

cargo control HARDWARE/FITTINGS FOR 1” UTILITY STRAPS

HARDWARE/FITTINGS FOR 2”-4” RATCHET STRAPS

C5 1” LIGHT DUTY CAM 700 LBS. 265 LBS.

C112 1” HEAVY DUTY CAM 1500 LBS. 500 LBS.

02 1” D-RING 5000 LBS. 1665 LBS.

04 1” VINYL S-HOOK 1500 LBS. 500 LBS.

07A 1” FLAT SNAP-HOOK 1500 LBS. 500 LBS.

12 1” LD BOAT HOOK 4000 LBS. 1335 LBS.

13 1” SNAP HOOK 3750 LBS. 1250 LBS.

15 1” WIRE HOOK 3000 LBS. 1000 LBS.

5001 1” LD RATCHET 1780 LBS. 590 LBS.

5003 1” HD RATCHET 3000 LBS. 1000 LBS.

22 2” WIRE HOOK 5000 LBS. 1665 LBS.

24 2” NARROW FLAT HOOK 5000 LBS. 1665 LBS.

25 2” STD FLAT HOOK 10000 LBS. 3335 LBS.

26 2” FLAT SIDE SNAP HOOK 5000 LBS. 1665 LBS.

27 2” TWISTED SNAP HOOK 11000 LBS. 3665 LBS.

27A 2” HD FLAT SIDE SNAP HOOK 11000 LBS. 3665 LBS.

28 2” FLAT D-RING 11000 LBS. 3665 LBS.

29 2” FORGED SNAP HOOK 10000 LBS. 3335 LBS.

30 3 PC. CLUSTER HOOK 11600 LBS. 3900 LBS.

31 2”-4” PEAR-GRAB HOOK 16200 LBS. 5400 LBS.

32 2”-4” CHAIN ANCHOR 10000 LBS. 3335 LBS.

36 3”-4” FLAT HOOK 15000 LBS. 5000 LBS.

37 3”-4” DELTA RING 20000 LBS. 6670 LBS.

38 2” D-RING 5000 LBS. 1665 LBS.

382 3/8” DIA. ROUND RING 5000 LBS. 1665 LBS.

40 3”-4” HD WIRE HOOK 22000 LBS. 7335 LBS.

5035 2” LD RATCHET 4000 LBS. 1335 LBS.

5065 2” SHORT RATCHET 10000 LBS. 3335 LBS.

5130LH 2” LONG RATCHET 10000 LBS. 3335 LBS.

5150 3” RATCHET 22000 LBS. 7335 LBS.

5200 4” RATCHET 24000 LBS. 8000 LBS.

ID CODE DESCRIPTION BREAKINGSTRENGTH

WORKING LOADLIMIT

ID CODE DESCRIPTION BREAKINGSTRENGTH

WORKING LOADLIMIT

NOT PICTURED

NOT PICTURED

NNOOTTEE:: Capacity/WLL ratings are only as strong as their weakest components or attachments

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BREAKING STRENGTH 15000 LBS. PER 4” STRAP

WORK LOAD 5000 LBS.

WINCH STRAPS

TRAILER WINCH SPECIFICATIONS

WINCH BARS

Standard assemblies manufactured4” x 27’ and 4” x 30’

Other lengths, widths and capacitiescustom manufactured to specifications.

Also available with HD webbing andvarious end fittings, see page 16.

FLAT HOOK

458P4X30-36458P4X30-LE

458P4X30-31 458P4X30-37

PEAR GRAB

LOOP EYE

DELTA RING

E-TRACK (BOTH AVAILABLE IN 5 FT. AND 10 FT. SECTIONS)

TARP TIES

182 8 1/8 4 7/8 5 1/2 3 1/2 8.4

182 P2 8 1/8 4 7/8 5 1/2 3 1/2 9.6

782 8 1/8 4 7/8 3 7/8 4 7.7

782 P 8 1/8 4 7/8 3 7/8 4 8.2

882 8 1/8 4 7/8 8 5/8 3 1/2 12.2

IDCODE

A(inches)

B(inches)

C(inches)

D(inches)

Emandrel diameter

1.90 for all winches

Ftake-up hole diameter.94 for all winches

WEIGHT(lbs.)

(weld-on)

(weld-on)

(weld-on)

210 10” 14” 15”-19”215 15” 19” 21”-30”221 21” 25” 28”-42”231 31” 35” 39”-62”241 40” 45” 50”-82”

IDCODE

STRAP LENGTH OVERALLLENGTH

INSTALLEDLENGTH

STANDARD WINCH BAR

ID CODE - 30 (painted) 31 (plated)

COMBINATION WINCH BAR

ID CODE - 32 (painted) 33 (plated)

GALVANIZED E-TRACK

ID CODE 5’-GV0510’-GV10

(portable)

(portable)

PAINTED E-TRACK

ID CODE 5’-GN0510’-GN10

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IDCODE

SLINGCOLOR

APPROX.DIAMETER

INCHES

VERTICAL CHOKER BASKETAPPROX.WEIGHT

PER FEET

VR1 purple 0.60 2600 2080 5200 .20 VR2 green 0.80 5300 4240 10600 .30 VR3 yellow 1.00 8400 6720 16800 .46 VR4 tan 1.20 10600 8500 21200 .54 VR5 red 1.30 13200 10560 26400 .78 VR6 orange 1.40 16800 13440 33600 .87 VR7 blue 1.55 21200 17000 42400 1.12 VR8 orange 1.75 25000 20000 50000 1.51 VR9 orange 1.95 31000 24800 62000 2.06 VR10 orange 2.35 40000 32000 80000 2.86 VR11 orange 3.15 52900 42320 105800 3.59 VR12 orange 3.95 66100 52880 132200 4.58 VR13 orange 4.80 90000 72000 180000 6.14

IDCODE

SLINGCOLOR

APPROX.DIAMETER

INCHES

VERTICAL CHOKER BASKETAPPROX.WEIGHT

PER FEET

VRS1 purple 0.60 2600 2080 5200 .20 VRS2 green 0.80 5300 4240 10600 .30 VRS3 yellow 1.00 8400 6720 16800 .46 VRS4 tan 1.20 10600 8500 21200 .54 VRS5 red 1.30 13200 10560 26400 .78 VRS6 white 1.40 16800 13440 33600 .87 VRS7 blue 1.55 21200 17000 42400 1.12 VRS9 grey 1.95 31000 24800 62000 2.06 VR11 brown 3.15 52900 42320 105800 3.59 VR12 olive 3.95 66100 52880 132200 4.58 VR13 black 4.80 90000 72000 180000 6.14

VIKING SHIELD™ AND VIKING™ POLYESTER ROUNDSLINGSOur exclusive manufacturing process for both the VIKING™ (VR) and theVIKING SHIELD™ (VRS) polyester round slings provide you the ultimatechoice of either an economy priced seamed round sling versus a deluxeseamless tough hide round sling. Both equally provide you with the sameinherent features described below.

Features:• Excellent resistance to ultra violet rays• Low 3% elongation factor• Color-coded for strengths (adhere to all rated capacity on ID tag)• No loss of strength in water• Resistant to acids - Consult factory for additional information• Lightweight - Double Ply Cover• Will not rot or mildew• Economically repaired, subject to lack of fiber damage or cuts• Available in eye & eye construction (for towing or lifting)• Maximum working temperature 194° F

Specify Viking (VR) for seamed construction or Viking-Shield (VRS) for seamless construction (see chart accordingly).

VIKING SHIELD™ (SEAMLESS)

VIKING™ (SEAMED)

VRS (step 1)

VRS (step 2)

VRS (step 3)

VIKING SHIELD™ PROCESS


roundslings

Roundslings

EYE & EYE ROUNDSLINGSFabricated with same inherent features as our polyester Viking™ roundsling!

ROUGH N’ TOUGH™ *PATENT PENDINGThe Ultimate Answer to All Web Sling Lifting!

Our ROUGH N’ TOUGH™ web sling provides the end user with extremely longer lasting characteristics unlike any other sling manufactured today! With special “Armor-Guard” wrap around con-struction provides protection to both body and eyes for maximum abrasion resistance.

Features:• Flexibility• Light Weight• High Strength• Scratch/Mar Resistant• Low Cost/Economical• Extremely Versatile

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NOTE: Color of eyes standard color indicated. Please advise when extra cordura covered eyes are required.

VEE1 Purple 2600 2100 5200 10” .26VEE2 Green 5300 4200 10600 10” .37VEE3 Yellow 8400 6700 16800 12” .52VEE4 Tan 10600 8500 21200 12” .62VEE5 Red 13200 10600 26400 14” .83VEE6 Orange 16800 13400 33600 16” .98VEE7 Blue 21200 17000 42400 16” 1.50

ID CODECOLOR

OFEYES

EYELENGTH

APPROX. WEIGHTPER FOOT


862RNT 2” 5000 4000 10000 10” 1.6 .18892RNT 2” 7000 6000 14000 10” 1.9 .22864RNT 4” 10000 8000 20000 12” 3.2 .36894RNT 4” 14000 11200 28000 12” 3.8 .44


WEIGHT IN LBS.

8’ base add/ft


IDCODE ULTIMATE BREAKING STRENGTH APPROX. WEIGHT

20’ LENGTH

VT12 24000 lbs 8 lbs.VT18 36000 lbs 12 lbs.VT24 48000 lbs 18 lbs.VT36 72000 lbs 24 lbs.

NOTE: Above towing slings rated at ultimate breaking strengthNOT TO BE USED FOR OVERHEAD LIFTING

Sleeve is optional.

TOW SLINGS (UP TO 500,000 LBS. ULTIMATE BREAKING STRENGTH)• Ideal for heavy

equipment towing applications. • Far superior over common tow ropes.• Eyes are reinforced for additional protection.


Welded chain

WELDED CHAIN SPECIFICATIONS“Grades 30 (Proof Coil), 43 (High Test), and 70 (Transport) are NEVER “ to be used for over-head lifting. These chains are recommended only for “the use of rigging, towing and generalbinding applications.” See page 21 for lifting chains.

TRADESIZE

DIAMETER

GRADE 30PROOF COIL

CHAIN

GRADE 43HIGH TEST

CHAIN

GRADE 70TRANSPORT

BINDING CHAIN

MATERIALDIAMETER

WORK LOADLBS.

INSIDE LINKDIMENSION

WEIGHTPER 100ft.

3/16 .21 800 .96 .41 381/4 .27 1300 1.01 .48 63

5/16 .32 1900 1.11 .50 98 3/8 .39 2650 1.24 .62 1441/2 .53 4500 1.51 .82 278 5/8 .65 6900 1.88 1.01 422 3/4 .78 10600 2.13 1.13 628 1 1.03 17900 2.77 1.51 1069

1/4 .28 2600 1.02 .53 63 5/16 .32 3900 1.11 .50 98 3/8 .39 5400 1.24 .62 144 1/2 .53 9200 1.51 .82 278 5/8 .65 13000 1.88 1.01 422 3/4 .78 20200 2.13 1.13 606 7/8 .87 24500 2.52 1.38 769 1 1.00 26500 2.77 1.51 1069

1/4 .28 3150 .84 .48 74 5/16 .32 4700 .99 .47 100 3/8 .40 6600 1.15 .54 156

7/16 .46 8750 1.30 .62 204 1/2 .53 11300 1.45 .73 259

NOTE: Dimensions and weights are approximate and subject to variations.

RATCHET TYPE LOAD BINDER*

LEVER TYPE LOAD BINDER*

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1/4 2600 7800 3.70 5/16-3/8 6600 26000 11.23 3/8-1/2 9200 33000 12.83

CHAIN SIZE(IN)

WORKING LOAD LIMIT(LBS)

ULTIMATE TENSION(LBS)

WEIGHT EACH(LBS)

CHAIN SIZE(IN)

WORKING LOAD LIMIT(LBS)

ULTIMATE TENSION(LBS)

WEIGHT EACH(LBS)

1/4 2600 7800 3.605/16-3/8 5400 19000 7.02 3/8-1/2 9200 33000 12.47

alloy chain slings

ENVIRONMENTAL DATA• All chain slings are with a corrosion protective finish.• Heat resistance up to 550° F (without changing properties)• Do not use below -40° F

GRADES OF CHAINGrade 80 Alloy = Industry Standard for General UseGrade 100 Alloy = 25% More Work Load LimitsGrade 50 = Stainless Steel for Corrosive Applications

NOTE: Only the above grades of chain are OSHA approved for overhead lifting.

EASY ORDER METHOD:1. State Size Diameter2. Legs/Code

S = one legD = two legT = three legQ = four leg

3. Master Link O = oblong / P = pear4. Hook Style S = sling / G = Grab / F = foundry5. Specify Length in Feet Per Reach Required

Example: 3/8” x 10’ DOS = 2 leg chain sling w/oblong master & sling hooks

HOW TO MEASURE:Chain sling length is the combined reach of sling leg and of master, com-monly referred to as bearing to bearing.

NOTE: The use of chain slings with a leg angle of less than 30° from horizontal is not recommended.

NOTE: All chain slings using sling hooks feature heavy duty safety latches as a standard. Other hooksavailable, consult sales department.

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RE

AC

H

CHAIN SIZE ONE LEG TWO LEG THREE & FOUR LEG(in) (mm) 90° 60° 45° 30° 60° 45° 30°

7/32 5.5 2100 3600 3000 2100 5450 4450 3150

9/32 7 3500 6100 4900 3500 9100 7400 5200

3/8 10 7100 12300 10000 7100 18400 15100 10600

1/2 13 12000 20800 17000 12000 31200 25500 18000

5/8 16 18100 31300 25600 18100 47000 38400 27100

3/4 20 28300 49000 40000 28300 73500 60000 42400

7/8 22 34200 59200 48400 34200 88900 72500 51300

1 26 47700 82600 67400 47700 123900 101200 71500

1 1/4 32 72300 125200 102200 72300 187800 153400 108400

GRADE 80 SLINGS Working Load Limit (lbs)

wire rope slings

FLEMISH SPLICE

HOW TO ORDER “EYE AND EYE” WIRE ROPE SLINGS1. Select type of sling for proper application and capacity:

Type 10 = “Tough-Lock™” Type 33 = “Cable-Flex™” Type 30 = “Riggers Hand Splice”

2. Origin of wire:

“D” = Domestic “F” = Import

3. Indicate size wire (diameter)

4. Show sling length in feet (bearing to bearing of inside eyes)

Example: 10F, 3/8” x 10 foot wire rope sling

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TOUGH-LOCK™ AND CABLE-FLEX™WIRE ROPE SLINGS"Tough-Lock™" and "Cable-Flex™" slings are uniquely constructed unlike vari-ous return wire loop types. Note that our five step manufacturing process, com-monly referred to as a "Flemish" splice, results in 100% breaking strength promot-ing additional safety! Further testing proved increased efficiency and greater workload limits.

FEATURES OF "TOUGH-LOCK™" TYPE 10 Mechanical Flemish Eye Splice Wire Rope Slings1. Safety splicing technique provides 100% efficiency in achieving working loads!2. Extra-improved plow steel 6 x 26 construction for increased flexibility & abrasion!3. Independent wire rope core eliminates crushing & offers greater design load ratings!4. Permanent engraved metal ID tags shows manufacturer, ratings, diameter, length,

part number, serial number and warnings!5. All "Tough-Lock™" slings adhere and comply with current specifications of OSHA,

ASME B30.9c-2000 Wire Rope Technical, and Associated Wire RopeFabricators!

FEATURES OF "CABLE-FLEX™" TYPE 33 Mechanical Flemish Eye Splice Wire Rope Slings1. The optimum amount of "Flexibility" in a wire rope sling!2. Comprised of over 900 soft wires for a super extra flexible wire rope sling!3. Rust free galvanized wire rope construction!4. 100% efficiency splice of wire rope breaking strength!

"RIGGERS HAND SPLICED"Slings feature a taper and concealed splice closure of the loop eye allowing the rigger topull the sling free under the load – CAUTION, these slings are rated lower in work loadlimits, refer to capacity chart.

TOUGH-LOCK™ MULTI-LEGWIRE ROPE BRIDLESMulti-Leg sling bridles feature equal "Tough-Lock™" work load limit efficiencies and promote safety.

1. Providing easier and safer balanced load distribution.2. Manufactured with heavy duty thimbles at all bearing connections for

increased wear and sling life.3. Using alloy eye hooks to reduce abrasion and increase life.4. Latch kits assuring safe and secure rigging.

LE

NG

TH

B

A


wire rope slings

ROPEDIAMETER

IN INCHES

HOOKSIZE

INTON

TYPE 12Two Leg

*RATED CAPACITY (TONS)

60° 45° 30° Link

TYPE 13Three Leg


60° 45° 30° Link

TYPE 14Four Leg


60° 45° 30° Link

1/4” 1.1 .91 .65 1/2 CP 1.7 1.4 .97 5/8 CP 2.2 1.8 1.3 3/4 CP 1

5/16” 1.7 1.4 1 5/8 CP 2.6 2.1 1.5 3/4 CP 3.5 2.8 2 7/8 CP 1

3/8” 2.5 2 1.4 3/4 CP 3.7 3 2.2 3/4 CP 5 4.1 2.9 1 CP 1 1/2

1/2” 4.4 3.6 2.5 1 CP 6.6 5.4 3.8 1 OB 8.8 7.1 5.1 1 1/4 CP 3

9/16” 5.5 4.5 3.2 1 OB 8.3 6.8 4.8 1 OB 11 9 6.4 1 OB 4 1/2

5/8” 6.8 5.5 3.9 1 1/4 CP 10 8.3 5.9 1 OB 14 11 7.8 1 1/4 OB 4 1/2

3/4” 9.7 7.9 5.6 1 OB 15 12 8.4 1 1/4 OB 19 16 11 1 1/2 OB 7

7/8” 13 11 7.6 1 1/4 OB 20 16 11 1 1/2 OB 26 21 15 1 3/4 OB 11

1” 17 14 9.8 1 1/2 OB 26 21 15 1 3/4 OB 34 28 20 2 OB 11

1 1/8” 21 17 12 1 1/2 OB 31 26 18 2 OB 42 34 24 2 1/4 OB 15

1 1/4” 26 21 15 1 3/4 OB 38 31 22 2 OB 51 42 30 2 1/4 OB 15

1 3/8” 31 25 18 1 3/4 OB 46 38 27 2 1/4 OB 62 50 36 2 1/2 OB 22

1 1/2” 37 30 21 2 OB 55 45 32 2 1/2 OB 73 60 42 2 3/4 OB 22

CP

OB

CP

OB

CP

OB

* 1 ton = 2000 lbs.NOTE: Standard construction in 6x26 IWRC -- on sizes larger than 1”

a more flexible 6x37 IWRC construction of wire is utilized.

ROPEDIAMETER

IN INCHES

EYE SIZE

IN INCHES

(AXB)

TYPE 10 (6X26)“Tough-Lock™” Mechanical Sling


VERTICAL CHOKER BASKET

TYPE 33 (7X7X19)“Cable-Flex™” Mechanical Sling



TYPE 30 (6X26)Riggers Hand Splice



1/4” 2x4 0.65 0.48 1.3 0.5 0.34 1 0.49 0.38 0.99

3/8” 4x8 1.4 1.1 2.9 1.1 0.74 2.2 1.1 0.85 2.11/2” 4x8 2.5 1.9 5.1 1.9 1.3 3.7 1.8 1.5 3.7

5/8” 5x10 3.9 2.9 7.8 2.8 1.9 5.5 2.8 2.3 5.63/4” 6x12 5.6 4.1 11 4.1 2.8 8.1 3.9 3.3 7.8

7/8” 7x14 7.6 5.6 15 5.4 3.7 11 5.2 4.5 101” 8x16 9.8 7.2 20 6.9 4.7 14 6.7 5.9 13

1 1/8” 9x18 12 9.1 24 8.3 5.8 17 -- -- --1 1/4” 10x20 15 11 30 9.9 7 20 -- -- --

1 3/8” 11x22 18 13 36 -- -- -- -- -- --1 1/2” 12x24 21 16 42 -- -- -- -- -- --

* 1 ton = 2000 lbs. Ratings based on a minimum D/d ratio of 25(D=curvature around which the body is bent; d=diameter of wire rope)

** ** **

**

ONE LEG EYE & EYE WIRE ROPE SLINGS

MULTI LEG WIRE ROPE SLINGS

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24 Wire rope

wire rope WIRE ROPE

Wire rope is made of wire strands and a core. The center wire isa round shaped wire used as the body member. Around this body mem-ber a group of wires are helically laid to form a strand. The strandsare supported by the core, thus making up what we refer to as the wirerope diameter, which is utilized in manufacturing our wire rope slings.

The greater the number of wires in a strand the more flexibility in thewire rope. The lower or less amount of wires in a strand the stiffer the wirerope. The center core may be made with a polypropylene Fiber Center(FC) or with a steel Independent Wire Rope Center (IWRC).

Our established standard in manufacturing wire rope slings is by theuse of a unique 6 x 26 steel core construction promoting both flexibilityand high resistance to abrasion. Utilizing the highest grade of steel com-monly referred to as an Extra-Improved Plow Steel (EIPS) constructionto further provide you with superior load ratings, increased design factor,and ultimately the highest breaking strength in a wire rope sling!

In an ever-changing global market, we also offer you the customer the"preferred" choice of domestic or imported wire, compromising neitherquality workmanship, nor designed operating work load limits.

CROSS CUT WIRE ROPE VIEW

wire rope - a/c

Wire Rope/Aircraft Cable*BREAKING STRENGTHS ANDAPPROXIMATE WEIGHTSNet capacity is breaking strength of wire rope/aircraft cable in tons (2000 lbs.)

* Not intended for aircraft use. Designed for industrial and marine applications.** 6x25 and 6x37 breaking strengths are the same.

NOTE: Extra Improved Plow Steel (EIPS) - the use of IPS grade is no longer rec-ommended.

Vinyl coated breaking strengths are equal to uncoated aircraft cable.

DIAMETER IN

INCHES

WIRE ROPE6X25 & 6X37**

(EIPS)

IWRC FC

AIRCRAFTCABLE*

7X19GALV SS

AIRCRAFTCABLE*

7X7GALV SS

WEIGHTIN LBS

PER FOOT

IWRC FC A/C

1/16 -- -- -- -- .24 .24 -- -- .0083/32 -- -- -- .46 .50 .46 -- -- .016

1/8 -- -- 1.00 .88 .85 .88 -- -- .0295/32 -- -- 1.40 1.20 -- 1.20 -- -- .045

3/16 -- -- 2.10 1.85 1.85 -- -- -- .0657/32 -- -- 2.80 2.50 -- -- -- -- .086

1/4 3.40 3.02 3.50 3.20 3.10 -- .12 .11 .1105/16 5.27 4.69 4.90 4.50 -- -- .18 .16 .173

3/8 7.55 6.72 7.20 6.00 -- -- .26 .24 .2437/16 10.20 9.10 -- -- -- -- .35 .32 --

1/2 13.30 11.80 -- -- -- -- .46 .42 --9/16 16.80 14.90 -- -- -- -- .59 .53 --

5/8 20.60 18.30 -- -- -- -- .72 .66 --3/4 29.40 26.20 -- -- -- -- 1.04 .95 --

7/8 39.80 35.40 -- -- -- -- 1.42 1.29 --1 51.70 46.00 -- -- -- -- 1.85 1.68 --

1 1/8 65.00 57.80 -- -- -- -- 2.34 2.13 --1 1/4 79.90 71.10 -- -- -- -- 2.89 2.63 --

1 3/8 96.00 85.50 -- -- -- -- 3.50 3.18 --1 1/2 114.00 101.00 -- -- -- -- 4.16 3.78 --

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26 wire rope • cable assemblies

assemblies WIRE ROPE ASSEMBLIES

• Wire rope assemblies to1 3/4” diameter

• Boom pendants

• Hoist cables

• Return loops

• Swage fittings

• Steel ferrules (stops)

• Wrecker cables

• Threaded studs

• Fork (MS fittings)

• Poured sockets

Contact sales department for additional information

CABLE ASSEMBLIES• Custom designed small

diameter assemblies per your drawings or designed per your request

• Aluminum sleeves andbutton stops

• Galvanized andstainless steel cable

• Vinyl coated cable assemblies

• Electro-fuse cutting

• Custom packing orbulk packing

• Assemblies manufacturedto custom specifications

ADDITIONAL PRODUCTS• Rope ties• Door pulls• Winch cables• Axle straps• Auto tie downs• Security cables• Dolly straps• Wire mesh slings• Hardware• Special hooks• Beams (lifting)• Furniture strapping

OBLONG MASTER LINKSSIZE ININCHES

(A)

WORKING LOADLIMIT IN TONS

(STRAIGHT PULL)

APPROX. WEIGHT

EACH IN POUNDSINSIDE WIDTH

(B)INSIDE LENGTH

(C)

DIMENSIONS IN INCHES

1/2 2.46 2.50 5.00 .895/8 3.30 3.00 6.00 1.543/4 5.16 2.75 5.50 2.02

1 12.18 3.50 7.00 5.621 1/4 17.58 4.38 8.75 11.141 1/2 23.94 5.25 10.50 18.421 3/4 31.26 6.00 12.00 27.36

2 48.84 7.00 14.00 41.10

WELDLESS SLING (PEAR) LINKSSIZE ININCHES

(A)

WORKING LOADLIMIT IN TONS

(STRAIGHT PULL)

APPROX. WEIGHT

EACH IN POUNDS(B) (C) (D)


3/8 1.08 1.50 2.25 .75 .231/2 1.74 2.00 3.00 1.00 .555/8 2.52 2.50 3.75 1.25 1.123/4 3.60 3.00 4.50 1.50 1.927/8 4.98 3.50 5.25 1.75 2.92

1 6.48 4.00 6.00 2.00 5.041 1/4 10.02 5.00 8.00 2.50 9.00

• Forged Alloy Steel • Painted• Minimum Ultimate Break is 5 Times the Work Load Limit

• Forged Carbon Steel • Hot Dip Galvanized or Self Color• Minimum Ultimate Break is 5 Times the Work Load Limit

QUICK LINKSSIZE ININCHES

WORKING LOAD LIMIT IN

POUNDS

APPROX. WEIGHT

EACH IN POUNDS (A) (B) (C) (D)


1/4 880 .08 1.77 .55 .30 .25

5/16 1760 .18 2.28 .71 .37 .31

3/8 2200 .22 2.44 .79 .43 .38

CONNECTING LINKS (MISSING LINKS)SIZE ININCHES


POUNDS

APPROX. WEIGHT



3/16 800 .04 .69 .34 .34 .25

1/4 1325 .06 .88 .44 .44 .28

5/16 1950 .12 .94 .47 .47 .34

3/8 2750 .24 1.13 .56 .56 .41

LAP LINKS (REPAIR LINKS)SIZE ININCHES

(A)


POUNDS

APPROX. WEIGHT

EACH IN POUNDSINSIDE LENGTH

(B)INSIDE WIDTH

(B)


3/16 240 .04 1.00 .501/4 400 .06 1.25 .50

5/16 950 .10 1.50 .753/8 1250 .22 1.63 .751/2 1525 .54 2.50 1.00

UTILITY SPRING SNAPSSIZE

ININCHES

APPROX. WEIGHT



3/16 .04 1.97 .39 .31 .191/4 .08 2.36 .51 .35 .25

5/16 .16 3.15 .51 .35 .313/8 .20 3.54 .55 .35 .38

7/16 .28 3.94 .63 .47 .441/2 .52 5.51 .79 .75 .50

hardware

links • snaps 27

28 shackles • Clips • Hooks

SIZE ININCHES

MIN. NUMBEROF CLIPS

REQUIRED

AMT. OF WIRE ROPE

TO TURN BACK

APPROX.WEIGHT EACH

IN POUNDS

SCREW PIN ANCHOR SHACKLES• Forged Carbon Steel with Alloy Pins • Hot Dip Galvanized• Minimum Ultimate Break 6 Times Work Load Limit

CLEVIS GRAB HOOKS HT grade 43

WIRE ROPE CLIPS* The turn-back part of wire rests in U bolt -

The base rests on main or live end of wire

DROP FORGED* MALLEABLE*

SIZE ININCHES

(A)

WORKING LOAD LIMIT

IN TONS

PIN DIAMETERIN INCHES

(B)

APPROX. WEIGHT

EACH IN POUNDS (C) (D) (E) (F)


3/16 1/3 1/4 .06 .88 .38 .56 .63 1/4 1/2 5/16 .10 1.06 .47 .66 .75

5/16 3/4 3/8 .19 1.25 .53 .81 .84 3/8 1 7/16 .30 1.44 .63 .97 1.00

7/16 1 1/2 1/2 .43 1.69 .75 1.06 1.13 1/2 2 5/8 .70 1.88 .81 1.31 1.25 5/8 3 1/4 3/4 1.42 2.44 1.06 1.56 1.69 3/4 4 3/4 7/8 2.33 2.88 1.19 1.88 1.94 7/8 6 1/2 1 3.52 3.38 1.44 2.13 2.19

1 8 1/2 1 1/8 4.95 3.81 1.69 2.38 2.63 1 1/8 9 1/2 1 1/4 6.80 4.25 1.75 2.63 2.88 1 1/4 12 1 3/8 9.40 4.69 2.00 3.00 3.13 1 3/8 13 1/2 1 1/2 13.10 5.31 2.13 3.25 3.50 1 1/2 17 1 5/8 17.30 5.69 2.31 3.50 3.75 1 3/4 25 2 29.40 7.06 2.88 4.25 4.88

2 35 2 1/4 42.60 7.75 3.31 4.88 5.44 2 1/2 55 2 3/4 81.00 10.75 4.13 5.88 7.25

SIZEIN

INCHES

WORKING LOAD LIMIT IN POUNDS

APPROX. WEIGHT

EACH IN POUNDS (A) (B) (C) (R)


CLEVIS SLIP HOOKS HT grade 43SIZE

ININCHES


APPROX. WEIGHT

EACH IN POUNDS (A) (B) (C) (R)


1/8 2 3 1/4” .053/16 2 3 3/4” .10

1/4 2 4 3/4” .185/16 2 5 1/4” .30

3/8 2 6/15” .447/16 3 7” .69

1/2 3 11 1/2” .739/16 3 12” 1.02

5/8 3 12” 1.043/4 4 18” 1.347/8 4 19” 2.13

SIZE ININCHES

MIN. NUMBEROF CLIPS

REQUIRED

AMT. OF WIRE ROPE

TO TURN BACK

APPROX.WEIGHT EACH

IN POUNDS

1/16 3 4” .03

1/8 3 4 3/4” .04

3/16 3 5 1/2” .06

1/4 3 7” .12

5/16 3 7 3/4” .13

3/8 3 9 1/2” .23

7/16 4 10 1/4” .23

1/2 4 15 1/4” .38

9/16 4 16” .44

1/4 2600 .40 .32 .31 .34 1.645/16 3900 .78 .39 .38 .44 2.02

3/8 5400 1.04 .45 .44 .50 2.411/2 9200 2.14 .75 .63 .66 3.19

1/4 1950 .55 .44 .38 .94 2.565/16 2875 .80 .50 .44 1.06 2.87

3/8 4000 1.14 .59 .47 1.31 3.251/2 6500 2.88 .75 .63 1.69 4.00

hardware

hardware

turnbuckles • hooks 29

TURNBUCKLESSIZE ININCHES

(DIA. X TAKE-UP)

APPROX. WEIGHT EACH IN POUNDS

EYE & EYE JAW & EYE JAW & JAW

• Drop Forged Steel• Hot Dip Galvanized

EYE - DIMENSIONS (FOR ABOVE TURNBUCKLES)

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E)



AVERAGE OVERALL LENGTHWITH ENDS IN

CLOSED POSITION IN INCHES EYE & EYE

JAW & EYE

JAW & JAW

1/4 x 4 .30 .35 .40 500 8.07 5/16 x 4 1/2 .50 .54 .58 800 9.51

3/8 x 6 .75 .84 .93 1200 11.77 1/2 x 6 1.50 1.59 1.68 2200 13.48 1/2 x 9 1.75 1.80 1.85 2200 16.48

1/2 x 12 2.18 2.19 2.20 2200 19.48 5/8 x 6 2.63 2.72 2.82 3500 15.28 5/8 x 9 3.00 3.12 3.25 3500 18.28

5/8 x 12 3.25 3.50 3.75 3500 21.28 3/4 x 6 3.75 4.21 4.68 5200 17.11 3/4 x 9 4.50 4.94 5.38 5200 20.11

3/4 x 12 5.75 5.93 6.12 5200 23.11 3/4 x 18 7.00 7.37 7.75 5200 29.11

1/4 .34 .22 .78 1.785/16 .44 .28 .94 2.193/8 .53 .34 1.13 2.561/2 .72 .44 1.44 3.225/8 .88 .50 1.75 3.883/4 1.00 .63 2.13 4.69

JAW - DIMENSIONS (FOR ABOVE TURNBUCKLES)

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H)


1/4 .63 .25 .41 .28 .50 1.63 .63 5/16 .88 .25 .47 .28 .50 2.00 .69 3/8 .88 .31 .50 .31 .59 2.19 .81 1/2 1.06 .38 .63 .41 .75 2.75 1.00 5/8 1.31 .50 .75 .50 1.03 3.50 1.31 3/4 1.50 .63 .94 .56 1.28 4.13 1.63

ALLOY EYE HOIST HOOKS

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (K) (L)

DIMENSIONS IN INCHESSIZE(WLL)

WEIGHTEACH INPOUNDS

1 Ton 1.50 .75 .38 .88 .63 .94 2.88 .75 3.25 4.38 .51 1 1/2 Ton 1.75 .88 .44 1.00 .69 1.06 3.13 .81 3.63 4.88 .80

2 Ton 2.00 1.13 .44 1.19 .81 1.06 3.50 1.00 4.13 5.50 1.18 3 Ton 2.38 1.25 .59 1.38 .94 1.22 3.94 1.19 4.56 6.31 1.91

4 1/2 Ton 3.00 1.56 .69 1.63 1.19 1.50 5.00 1.50 5.75 7.94 3.54 7 Ton 3.81 2.00 .88 2.06 1.50 1.88 6.25 1.75 7.38 10.00 7.10

11 Ton 4.69 2.44 1.13 2.63 1.63 2.25 7.56 2.25 9.06 12.44 12.50

SWIVEL HOOKS

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H)

DIMENSIONS IN INCHESSIZE(WLL)

WEIGHTEACH INPOUNDS

1 Ton 2.00 .82 1.25 2.86 4.53 5.66 .94 .63 .80

1 1/2 Ton 2.50 1.25 1.50 3.15 5.37 6.71 1.06 .69 1.44

2 Ton 3.00 1.50 1.75 3.59 6.12 7.75 1.06 .81 2.25

3 Ton 3.00 1.50 1.75 3.99 6.50 8.25 1.22 .94 2.77

4 1/2 Ton 3.50 1.64 2.00 4.34 7.50 9.69 1.50 1.19 4.96

7 Ton 4.50 2.29 2.50 6.27 9.66 12.44 1.88 1.50 10.29

hardware

CLEVIS SHORTENING HOOK XK

(E) (B) (D1) (D2)

DIMENSIONS IN INCHESFORCHAIN

CODEG80

ALLOY

WLL4:1

G80 ALLOY

WEIGHTEACH INPOUNDS

7/32 XK 5.5 2100 3.58 1.33 .82 .31 .609/32 XK 7 3500 4.84 2.08 .94 .43 1.505/16 XK 8 4500 4.80 2.08 .94 .43 1.50

3/8 XK 10 7100 6.26 2.73 1.22 .55 2.701/2 XK 13 12000 8.03 3.62 1.53 .66 6.005/8 XK 16 18100 8.70 4.01 1.57 .78 8.80

CLEVIS SLING HOOK KHS

(E) (H) (B) (G) (G1)


CODEG80

ALLOY

WLL4:1

G80 ALLOY

WEIGHTEACH INPOUNDS

7/32 KHS 5.5 2100 2.72 .79 2.60 .98 .75 .449/32 KHS 7 3500 3.74 1.06 3.46 1.26 1.14 1.325/16 KHS 8 4500 3.72 1.06 3.46 1.26 1.14 1.32

3/8 KHS 10 7100 4.29 1.30 4.25 1.54 1.38 2.431/2 KHS 13 12000 5.35 1.57 5.12 1.89 1.69 4.405/8 KHS 16 18100 6.10 1.93 5.91 2.20 1.81 7.663/4 KHS 20 28300 7.17 2.17 6.69 2.52 2.20 11.027/8 KHS 22 34200 8.46 2.48 8.27 3.07 2.68 26.71

CLEVIS GRAB HOOK KP

(E) (H) (G) (D) (B)


CODEG80

ALLOY

WLL4:1

G80 ALLOY

WEIGHTEACH INPOUNDS

7/32 KP 5.5 2100 1.51 .59 .31 .29 1.57 .229/32 KP 7 3500 1.97 .71 .41 .35 1.93 .575/16 KP 8 4500 1.95 .71 .41 .39 1.93 .61

3/8 KP 10 7100 2.65 1.18 .51 .49 2.83 1.541/2 KP 13 12000 3.31 1.61 .65 .62 3.64 3.415/8 KP 16 18100 4.02 1.77 .79 .83 4.21 6.063/4 KP 20 28300 4.88 2.13 .91 .94 5.00 9.257/8 KP 22 34200 5.47 2.44 1.06 .98 5.67 13.66

CLEVIS SAFETY HOOK KSL

(E) (H) (G) (D) (B)


CODEG80

ALLOY

WLL4:1

G80 ALLOY

WEIGHTEACH INPOUNDS

9/32 KSL 7 3500 4.96 .91 1.57 .35 3.62 1.765/16 KSL 8 4500 4.96 .91 1.57 .39 3.66 1.76

3/8 KSL 10 7100 6.22 1.26 1.97 .49 4.57 3.741/2 KSL 13 12000 7.56 1.42 1.38 .63 5.51 6.825/8 KSL 16 18100 8.34 2.05 2.64 .79 6.75 14.00

CLEVIS FOUNDRY HOOK KF

(E) (H) (G) (D) (B)


CODEG80

ALLOY

WLL4:1

G80 ALLOY

WEIGHTEACH INPOUNDS

9/32 KF 7 3500 4.74 1.14 2.52 .35 4.65 2.205/16 KF 8 4500 4.72 1.14 2.52 .39 4.65 2.20

3/8 KF 10 7100 5.50 1.38 2.99 .49 5.63 3.921/2 KF 13 12000 6.67 1.57 3.50 .62 6.61 6.52

ALLOY SLIDING CHOKER HOOK

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G)

DIMENSIONS IN INCHESFORROPE

WLL5:1

METRIC TONS

WEIGHTEACH INPOUNDS

3/8-1/2 1.5 .62 .94 2.00 1.18 .78 .94 5.11 1.215/8 2 .78 1.06 2.44 1.41 .94 1.14 5.78 1.983/4 3 1.02 1.33 2.75 1.88 1.18 1.41 7.00 3.08

7/8-1 5 1.25 1.69 3.14 2.36 1.61 1.77 8.26 7.70

30 Hooks

angle efficiency

angle efficiency 31

CHOKER ANGLESWhen slings are used in a choker hitch (pulling one eyethrough the other) the normal angle which is formed inthe rope body as it is passed through the choking eye isat 120° or greater. When this angle is "LESS" a reductionin working load limits exists. Use the proper adjustedwork load limit in the table as indicated below.

CHOKEANGLE

CHOKER HITCHRated Capacity Adjustment(Percent of Choker Rated Capacity)

EFFICIENCY

CHOKER ANGLES

121°-135° 100% No Loss

90°-120° 87% 13%reduced capacity



Up to 29° 49% 51%reduced capacity

The sling to load efficiency illustrations are just one of many various requirements in choos-ing the correct sling for your customers specific application. Safety is of the utmost impor-tance in the use of all slings and tie-down assemblies. The user of these products shallhave knowledge and be familiar of all local, state and federal regulations prior to makingany lift.

We further encourage the users of these products to read and adhere to all warnings listedon our products and as indicated throughout this catalog. More detailed information maybe produced from any of the below listed agencies or for additional help please contact ourcustomer service department.

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angle efficiency

angle efficiency 31

CHOKER ANGLESWhen slings are used in a choker hitch (pulling one eyethrough the other) the normal angle which is formed inthe rope body as it is passed through the choking eye isat 120° or greater. When this angle is "LESS" a reduc-tion in working load limits exists. Use the properadjusted work load limit in the table as indicated below.

CHOKEANGLE

CHOKER HITCHRated Capacity Adjustment(Percent of Choker Rated Capacity)

EFFICIENCY

CHOKER ANGLES

121°-135° 100% No Loss




Up to 29° 49% 51%reduced capacity

The sling to load efficiency illustrations are just one of many various requirements inchoosing the correct sling for your customers specific application. Safety is of the utmostimportance in the use of all slings and tie-down assemblies. The user of these productsshall have knowledge and be familiar of all local, state and federal regulations prior tomaking any lift.

We further encourage the users of these products to read and adhere to all warnings list-ed on our products and as indicated throughout this catalog. More detailed informationmay be produced from any of the below listed agencies or for additional help please con-tact our customer service department.

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