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Instruction for the use of webbing sling and round sling

Instruction of the use of webbing sling and round sling
endless round sling
EN1492-2 Round Sling
1. Check visually for obvious damage before every use
2. Webbing- and round slings are not allowed to be surcharged. Observe the label indicating the max load.
3. Webbing- and round slings must not be noted.
4. Webbing- and round slings must not have any irregularities while loaded. They must be tense.
5. Protect webbing- and round slings from sharp edges. In case, use protectors.
6. Do not expose webbing- and round slings to rubbing the surface.
7. Webbing- and round slings are chemical-proof against many acids and alkaline solutions. 
8.Temperature range: -40en +100C, (as long as no chemical get in touch with webbing- and round slings)
9. Webbing- and round slings need to be laid to the crane hook with the complete width. No twist, no necking!
10. Avoid to charging abruptly.

 How do I know if my webbing slings or round slings are broken?
Label must always be readable
The material does not show any defect or incise.
Seams must be tight.
The loop protection must be intact.



The use of damaged webbing slings or round slings can cause serious damage or even death! Please change damaged webbings immediately!

If you need more information, please don't hesitate to contact us.
www.chinatoplifting.com   tracy@chinatoplifting.com

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