Rigging equipment plays a vital role in construction and industrial applications to lift, transport and handle heavy loads safely and reliably. The versatility and flexibility offered by rigging equipment make it indispensable in construction and industrial settings. From wire ropes and slings to shackles and hoists, a wide range of rigging components are designed to handle loads of varying weights, sizes and configurations. In order to optimize rigging operations, it is critical to understand the unique characteristics, functionality and safety prerequisites of each piece of equipment.
Wire Rope Sling
– Often used in heavy lifting and rigging applications due to its high strength and durability
– Ideal for handling loads with sharp edges or abrasive surfaces where synthetic slings may be more susceptible to damage
– Available in a variety of configurations, including single leg, multi-leg and infinite loop, to suit specific load characteristics
Synthetic Sling
– Made from materials such as polyester, nylon or performance fibers for flexibility, lightness and versatility
– Ideal for delicate or sensitive loads due to the ability to conform to the load surface and reduce potential damage
– Available in a variety of styles, including mesh slings and round slings, with a variety of end fittings and connection options
Chain Sling
– Known for its superior strength, abrasion resistance and heat resistance compared to wire rope and synthetic slings
– Commonly used in demanding environments such as construction, heavy equipment handling and high temperature applications
– Customizable hooks, shackles and other attachment points for safe lifting and positionin
– For lifting, lowering or pulling loads with the help of wire ropes, chains or synthetic ropes
– Provides precise load control and positioning, making it ideal for tasks requiring precise alignment or delicate handling
– Provide manual, pneumatic, electric and hydraulic models to meet different power needs and project scopes