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Note 1
The working load limits (WLLs) given in Table 4 are based on the assumption that soft eyes of single-leg slings are used over bearing points having d iameters not less than twice the nominal diameter of the rope.
Note 2
Table 4 shows working load linit values for ferrule-secured eye in various configurations. These values, which are based on the equation given in 5.2.4, 5.3.4 and 5.4.4 have been rounded for the convenience of the user.
- Wire rope sling complies to EN 13414
- Safety factor 5
- Ferrule-secured eye sling: Produced using seamless ferrules comply with EN13411 minimum length of plain rope between the inside ends of ferrules terminating a sling leg are 20 times the nominal rope diameter
- Hand spliced eye slings: Comply with EN 13411-2. The minimum length of plain rope between the tails of splices are at least 15 times the nominal rope diameter
- Hard eyes: Hard eyes is fitted with thimbles conforming to EN 13411-1
- Soft eye: The peripheral length of a soft eye are at least four rope lay lengths.
- Produced with the latest technology Hydraulic Press Machine
- Third party load testing certification with tagging can be provide upon request
Note 1
The working load limits (WLLs) given in Table 4 are based on the assumption that soft eyes of single-leg slings are used over bearing points having d iameters not less than twice the nominal diameter of the rope.
Note 2
Table 4 shows working load linit values for ferrule-secured eye in various configurations. These values, which are based on the equation given in 5.2.4, 5.3.4 and 5.4.4 have been rounded for the convenience of the user.
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