The rated load for a sling in a choker hitch is the value in Table 26, provided that the angle of the choke is 120 degrees or more (see Fig. Diameter of curvature over which the sling is used.ĭo not use horizontal angles less than 30 degrees except as recommended by the sling manufacturer or a qualified person.

Rated loads (capacities) for single-leg vertical, choker, basket hitches, and two-leg bridle slings are as shown in Table 26.įor angles not shown, use the next lower angle or a qualified person to calculate the rated load.

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In addition, slings may be marked to show:

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New slings are marked by the manufacture to show: Some round slings are manufactured using materials other than nylon or polyester consult the manufacturer for the proper selection, use, maintenance, and any hazards associated with their use. Consult the sling manufacturer or a qualified person for a specific application or before using in and around chemical environments. Certain synthetic materials perform better than others in specific applications and environments. They have the following properties in common:Įach synthetic material has its own unique properties. The most commonly used synthetic round slings are made of nylon- or polyester-type yarns. Synthetic round slings offer a number of advantages for rigging purposes.

Round sling capacity chart