Web Straps for Lifting

These durable and versatile web straps are designed for various lifting applications. Manufactured to EN 1492-1 standards, they offer a safe and reliable solution for lifting and securing loads. Choose the appropriate strap width based on your Working Load Limit (WLL) requirements.

Key Features:

• Multiple Width Options: Available in various widths (30mm, 60mm, 90mm, 120mm, 150mm, 180mm, 240mm, and 300mm) to accommodate different load capacities. Refer to the provided chart for specific WLLs based on webbing width and lifting configuration.
• Durable Construction: Made of high-strength polyester webbing for excellent wear resistance and longevity.
• Color-Coded for Easy Identification: Webbing color corresponds to its specific width and WLL, simplifying selection and on-site safety checks.
• 1.5m Length (4.9ft): Provides ample reach for diverse lifting scenarios.
• Various Lifting Eye Types: Choose from flat eye, reversed eye, folded eye (1/2 width from one side, 1/2 width from 2 sides, or 1/3 width) to suit your specific application needs.
• Red Steel End Fittings: Features robust red steel hooks or loops, depending on the chosen configuration. Dimensions for the hooks and loops are clearly illustrated in the provided images.

Specifications:

• Material: Polyester
• Total Length: 1.5m (4.9ft)
• Webbing Width: 30mm – 300mm
• End Fittings: Steel hooks or loops (see images for dimensions)
• Working Load Limit (WLL): Varies based on webbing width and lifting method (see chart)
• Elongation at Breaking Force: ca. 12%
• Elongation at WLL: ca. 3%
• Elongation-Resistance in Wet Condition: 100%
• Compared Wear-Resistance: 80
• Specific Weight: 1.38
• Standard: EN 1492-1

Important Considerations:

• Always inspect the web straps for damage before each use.
• Never exceed the designated Working Load Limit (WLL).
• Choose the appropriate lifting eye type and end fitting for your specific application.
• Consult the provided chart and diagrams to determine the correct WLL for your chosen configuration. The WLL is affected by the angle of the lift and whether one or two webbing slings are used.