It's important to know the weight and strength of the load that you Polyester Flat Webbing Sling intend to lift, as well as the WLL (Working Load Limit) of the sling. When you have an understanding of the object's weight and strength, make sure you provide support from all directions. Providing support from the sides will prevent the object from falling, preventing injuries and risk to the workers on site.The other thing that you should note is the fragility of the load you are lifting.

The goal is to not only lift an object but protect the object from getting damaged in the lifting process. For lifting heavy objects or objects made of hard metals, we recommend using chain slings to perform the job.When you're looking at the object you will be lifting, observe the object's shape and design to tell you where the center of gravity is. You do not want to miss the center of the load before you begin to lift because you can potentially thrust the load and cause damage. If you're lifting irregularly-shaped loads, consider using nylon slings as these have great flexibility and strength.You're going to lift objects that have sharp edges.

Although nylon slings work best for loads needed for flexibility, the fabric will not perform well because it will be fighting against sharp edges. They will cause ripping to the sling, and this will likely result in the object falling and getting damaged.Now that you know the three critical factors to consider when choosing a sling, you need to learn the many different types of slings there are. This will help you identify which sling is worth the investment for your lifting situations.Known as synthetic web slings or nylon web slings, our nylon lifting straps perform well for lifting breakable, delicate objects.

Its heavy-duty synthetic material has great stretch and flexibility that help the slings mold to the shape of the load. Not only that, the nylon lifting sling's material is treated to improve abrasion resistance and reduce wear, even in the most rigorous lifting applications.They are lightweight, easy to handle, and offer a wider body with more stretch than a polyester sling. Its attributes make synthetic slings a popular choice for rigging purposes and are essential to have around, but they should not be used in extreme or rugged conditions. Nylon rigging straps will wear down more quickly than other types of slings if you go against its limits!