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WORKING LOAD LIMIT CHART - Lifting Victoria

ChainSingle Leg SlingsSlings of 2, 3 or 4 legs2 Leg SlingsChain SizeStraight SlingAdjustable Sling*Reeved SlingBasket SlingMax 60 Straight SlingReeved SlingMax 60 Basket SlingMax 60 mm60 90 120 Grade S ShacklesOrange Painted Pin to 2741 - 2002 Safety Factor of 6 Alloy Grade 80T Chain SlingsTo - 2014 Safety Factor of 4 The values expressed on this table exceed or meet the minimum requirements of :2014 and are stated in above maximum WORKING load limits are for general conditions of use to group classification of crane mechanisms of M3 as specified in must never be exceeded, even at angles less than 60 degrees or if the load is flexible. For other than general conditions of use the WLL will be derated to conform to the group classification of crane mechanisms as specified in basket slings and engineered lifts, please consult AS 3775:2014 Parts 1 or 2, HOOKSLIFTING SLINGSRIGGING HARDWAREFABRICATED Lifting PRODUCTSCHAIN & FITTINGSWIRE ROPENATURAL & SYNTHETIC ROPEHEIGHT SAFETYMATERIALS HANDLINGHYDRAULIC EQUIPMENTTRANSPORT & 4 WDRIGGING TOOLSWORKING LOAD LIMIT CHARTINSPECTION & TESTING SERVICES > CRANE INSPECTION SERVICES > ASSET REGISTER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM > CUSTOM EQUIP

USAGE GUIDELINES • Always inspect a chain sling before use to ensure it is free from damage or wear. • Ensure that the load is evenly distributed on all sling legs. • Ensure that the chain is free of twists and is protected from any sharp corners on the load. • Commence the lift slowly, taking up the slack gradually.

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1 ChainSingle Leg SlingsSlings of 2, 3 or 4 legs2 Leg SlingsChain SizeStraight SlingAdjustable Sling*Reeved SlingBasket SlingMax 60 Straight SlingReeved SlingMax 60 Basket SlingMax 60 mm60 90 120 Grade S ShacklesOrange Painted Pin to 2741 - 2002 Safety Factor of 6 Alloy Grade 80T Chain SlingsTo - 2014 Safety Factor of 4 The values expressed on this table exceed or meet the minimum requirements of :2014 and are stated in above maximum WORKING load limits are for general conditions of use to group classification of crane mechanisms of M3 as specified in must never be exceeded, even at angles less than 60 degrees or if the load is flexible. For other than general conditions of use the WLL will be derated to conform to the group classification of crane mechanisms as specified in basket slings and engineered lifts, please consult AS 3775:2014 Parts 1 or 2, HOOKSLIFTING SLINGSRIGGING HARDWAREFABRICATED Lifting PRODUCTSCHAIN & FITTINGSWIRE ROPENATURAL & SYNTHETIC ROPEHEIGHT SAFETYMATERIALS HANDLINGHYDRAULIC EQUIPMENTTRANSPORT & 4 WDRIGGING TOOLSWORKING LOAD LIMIT CHARTINSPECTION & TESTING SERVICES > CRANE INSPECTION SERVICES > ASSET REGISTER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM > CUSTOM EQUIPMENT DESIGN > SOCKETING, SPLICING & WINDING SERVICES > MAGNETIC PARTICLE INSPECTION > WATER WEIGHT PROOF LOAD TESTINGI ndicates that WLL applies to both rectangular and circular nip angle which must not exceed 120.

2 Indicates the sling angle is equal to twice the greatest angle of inclination of a leg to the vertical.* Use of Grab Hook without cradle or supporting wings reduces the WLL of straight slings to that of reeved INSTRUCTIONS Store Chain Slings on A-frames or wall racks in a clean dry place. Lightly oil Chain Slings before prolonged storage. Never heat-treat Chain guidelines Always inspect a chain sling before use to ensure it is free from damage or wear. Ensure that the load is evenly distributed on all sling legs. Ensure that the chain is free of twists and is protected from any sharp corners on the load. Commence the lift slowly, taking up the slack gradually. When lowering, avoid the possibility of crushing the chain by ensuring that the load does not land on the chain or any component of the guidelines It is important to inspect Chain Slings regularly and that an inspection record is kept for each chain sling.

3 If necessary, clean the sling before inspection. Every chain link should be individually inspected for signs of wear, twisting, stretching, nicks or gouging. Any worn link should be measured to determine degree of wear. Oblong links and hooks should be inspected at their load bearing points for signs of wear or distortion, eg. Widening of hook throat opening. Defective chain links or fittings should be clearly marked to indicate rejection and the chain sling withdrawn from service until repaired. Connectors should be inspected for any signs of wear at their load bearing points, for excessive play of the load pin within the body halves and for impaired rotation of the body halves around the load : when reassembling a Hammerlok or Gr8 Connecting Link it is recommended that a new pin and stud assembly be to AS for further LIMIT - MetricTonnesDia.

4 Bodyd mmDia. PinD mmInsideWidthW mmInside LengthWidth ofBowB PinKgDee TypeL mmBow TypeL with Screw PinBowShackle withScrew PinDeeShackle withSafety PinBowShackle withSafety PinMethod ofLoadingDirectLoadedChoke HitchBasket HitchDirect LoadedChoke HitchRopeRound LoadRectangular LoadRound LoadOther than Round LoadRound LoadOther thanRound (mm)MinBreakingForce(kN)SingleWrapDouble WrapSingleWrapDoubleWrapIncluded Angle---0 60 90 120 0 60 90 120 0-60 90 120 0 -45 0 -60 0 -45 0 -60 WORKING LOAD LIMIT IN TONNESW orking Load LIMIT under general use with 1570 grade wire and fibre core with ferrule-secured . Load LIMIT under general use with 1770 grade wire and wire-rope core with ferrule-secured Rope SlingsManufactured to - 2009 Safety Factor of 5 All information correct at time of Slings & Round SlingsLifting ,000 Violet1,0008002,0001,9001,7001,4001,0001 ,7001,4002,000 Green2,0001,6004,0003,8003,4002,8002,000 3,4002,8003,000 Yellow3,0002,4006,0005,7005,1004,2003,00 05,1004,2004,000 Grey4,0003,2008,0007,6006,8005,6004,0006 ,8005,6005,000 Red5,0004,00010,0009,5008,5007,0005,0008 ,5007,0006,000 Brown6,0004,80012,00011,40010,2008,4006, 00010,2008,4008,000 Blue8,0006,40016,00015,20013,60011,2008, 00013,60011,20010,000 Orange10,0008,00020,00019,00017,00014,00 010,00017,00014,000 All slings are made from 100% Polyester.

5 Is clearly marked on each sling. Colour coding on each sling for added safety. Protective sleeves are recommended for Lifting sharp & rough Webbing SlingsManufactured to 1353 Parts 1 & 2 1997 - Safety Factor 8:1 Round SlingsManufactured to - 1997 - Safety Factor 7:1 RoundSlingFlat Webbing SlingChainSingle Leg SlingsSlings of 2, 3 or 4 legs2 Leg SlingsChain SizeStraight SlingAdjustable Sling*Reeved SlingBasket SlingMax 60 Straight SlingReeved SlingMax 60 Basket SlingMax 60 mm60 90 120 LIMIT - MetricTonnesDia. Bodyd mmDia. PinD mmInsideWidthW mmInside LengthWidth ofBowB PinKgDee TypeL mmBow TypeL ofLoadingDirectLoadedChoke HitchBasket HitchDirect LoadedChoke HitchRopeRound LoadRectangular LoadRound LoadOther than Round LoadRound LoadOther thanRound (mm)MinBreakingForce(kN)SingleWrapDouble WrapSingleWrapDoubleWrapIncluded Angle---0 60 90 120 0 60 90 120 0-60 90 120 0 -45 0 -60 0 -45 0 -60 WORKING LOAD LIMIT IN TONNESW orking Load LIMIT under general use with 1570 grade wire and fibre core with ferrule-secured.

6 Load LIMIT under general use with 1770 grade wire and wire-rope core with ferrule-secured Slings & Round SlingsLifting ,000 Violet1,0008002,0001,9001,7001,4001,0001 ,7001,4002,000 Green2,0001,6004,0003,8003,4002,8002,000 3,4002,8003,000 Yellow3,0002,4006,0005,7005,1004,2003,00 05,1004,2004,000 Grey4,0003,2008,0007,6006,8005,6004,0006 ,8005,6005,000 Red5,0004,00010,0009,5008,5007,0005,0008 ,5007,0006,000 Brown6,0004,80012,00011,40010,2008,4006, 00010,2008,4008,000 Blue8,0006,40016,00015,20013,60011,2008, 00013,60011,20010,000 Orange10,0008,00020,00019,00017,00014,00 010,00017,00014,000 All slings are made from 100% Polyester. is clearly marked on each sling. Colour coding on each sling for added safety. Protective sleeves are recommended for Lifting sharp & rough cargoes.


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