Article | REF: AG7070 V1

Load handling equipment

Authors: Michel ARCHER, Bruno PERRIER, Michel LENOIR, Jean‐Émile LOPION, Georges SCHEMM

Publication date: January 10, 2001

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1. Slings and slinging accessories

1.1 Definition. Principles

  • Definition

    Slings are flexible, removable equipment made from cables, chains, synthetic fiber straps, etc., and components such as rings, shackles, thimbles, generally fitted with accessories (hooks), which hold a load on the hook of a lifting device.

    Like all load-holding equipment, slings are a very important part of any lifting operation. In fact, without their use, many lifting devices would be unable to perform their function.

  • How to make a sling

    • Basic principles

      There are a number of basic principles to be observed when making a sling, which can...

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