Besides webbing sling belt, PT Sebatek Prima Tunggal also produces Round Sling. Between round sling and webbing sling can be the best choice option for heavy lifting. This product is not only strong, flexible and safe, but also comes with a certificate to give customers a sense of security.

What are Round Slings ?

Round slings are lifting tools made from high-strength polyester fibers woven into an endless loop. They have a flexible, cylindrical shape that can adapt to various load shapes. Round slings offer advantages over other lifting tools like chains or wire ropes, as they are lightweight, easy to use, and won’t damage the load surface.

Round slings were first invented in the 1950s as an alternative to heavy and rigid chains and wire ropes. As technology advanced, round slings continued to be innovated and improved, making them one of the most widely used lifting tools in various industries today.

The Proper Manufacturing Process of Round Slings

The manufacturing of high-quality round slings involves several crucial steps, from selecting premium raw materials to weaving polyester fibers with modern machines, and rigorous quality testing. PT. Sebatek Prima Tunggal ensures that every Sebatek Round Sling is produced with the highest quality standards to guarantee safety and optimal performance.

Round Sling Color Codes and International Standards

Round slings have color codes that indicate their working load limit (WLL). These color codes are regulated by international standards to facilitate the identification and selection of the right sling for the job. International Standards for Round Slings are Europe: EN 1492-2 and America: ASME B30.9

How to Use Round Slings Correctly

• Choose the right sling: Match the working load limit of the sling to the load being lifted. Also, consider the type of hitch (knot) you will be using.
• Attach the sling correctly: Ensure the sling is securely attached to both the load and the lifting device (crane, hoist, etc.). Avoid twists or folds in the sling.
• Protect the sling from sharp edges: Use corner protectors or padding to prevent damage to the sling from abrasion or sharp edges.
• Lift the load carefully: Lift the load slowly and steadily. Avoid sudden movements that could damage the sling or the load.
• Lower the load gently: Lower the load slowly and in a controlled manner. Ensure the load is placed in a safe and stable location.

How to Store Round Slings

• Store slings in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight.
• Avoid contact with chemicals or sharp objects that could damage the sling.
• Roll slings neatly to prevent damage and make storage easier.

Inspect round slings regularly before and after use. Check for any damage such as cuts, wear, or discoloration. If you find any damage, replace the sling immediately.

Sebatek Round Slings are the perfect choice for your industrial lifting needs. With high quality, adherence to international standards, and a wide range of sizes available, these slings will help improve your operational efficiency and safety. Contact PT. Sebatek Prima Tunggal today for more information and to place your order.

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