Rigging sling capacity chart. You can use the chart below to calculate tension factors.
Rigging sling capacity chart. The factors listed below affect the capacity of a wire rope sling: Efficiency of the end termination or eye splice Type of hitch being used when lifting the load Diameter of the item being lifted where the sling is attached Diameter of the hook or shackle where the sling attaches to the lifting device Working load limits above (in red) are calculated on a 5:1 design factor. Horizontal sling angles of less than 30 degrees are not recommended. This type of sling is sometimes called a flat eye-and-eye, eye-and-eye, or double-eye sling. BRIDLE/MULTI-LEG Special purpose slings with multiple combinations. Always consider the sling angles when making a lift. ENDLESS A versatile sling for general use with unlimited rigging methods. Never exceed working load limits. . ** A Quad Chain Sling may not sustain the load evenly on each of its four legs. ). pd0wic jn0ec 9xkpov 9zsnav 9zrkh hoi jl ynefa i5xk 8r604
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