Roundslings

All roundslings are manufactured in our production according to the NEN EN1492-2 standard and are provided with
color and stripe coding and capacity printing in WLL.

Product information

Breaking strength:

WLL 500 kg - 200,000 kg with safety factor 7

Types:

ES= Single woven cover
DV= Double woven cover
DS= Double layered cover
DM= Double woven cover with woven-in breaking strength

Lengths:

Endless up to 120 meter perimeter

Advantages of using roundslings

High strength to weight ratio

Is not affected by oils and fats

Light and flexibel

User friendly

Absorbs shocks

Easy to inspect for damage

No damage to painted surfaces

Ideal for choked application

Resistant to twisting and kinking

Support over the entire length

Instructions for using roundslings

Each rounds should be visually checked for integrity prior to use.
Roundslings should not be used for a larger workload than indicated on the label. If the label is no longer legible, you cannot use the roundsling.
No knots may be tied in roundslings.
In the loaded condition, no folds may occur in the roundsling.
Protective covers should be used if the object to be lifted has sharp edges.
The roundsling must not be exposed to excessive chafing.
A roundsling is not resistant to many chemicals. It is recommended to seek advice when exposed to chemicals and acids.
Roundslings can be used at temperatures between -40°C and +100°C, provided that no chemicals and/or acids are used.
A roundsling must lie in the crane hook in such a way that the belt carries over it full width, does not deform or constrict and cannot be damaged by sharp edges.
Avoid jerky movements.
Submit damaged roundslings to your supplier for assessment; using damaged roundslings can be very dangerous.