We fabricate inexpensive one way industrial cargo webbing strap (also known as 1-way strap) for bundling, large-carton packaging, and other throw-away single use applications using polyester seatbelt webbing material. Just call us now and we will gladly tell you about our inventory, pricing, and availability.

You can use it to efficiently move and bundle materials during the production cycle. Yet this cargo strap solution is cheap enough to send along with each shipment making it easier for your customers at the other end! This lifting strap or sling is used to safely move your valuable units in the factory and to lower it into a protective shipping form for safe delivery. The strap then travels with the product for easy removal by the customer. 

Our endless lifting slings are popular in the steel tube and timber industries. Being endless, each lift bears on a different part of the webbing. Re-useable lifting slings are manufactured to the same EU standards as Duplex and Simplex lifting slings and are colour coded likewise.

Duplex (double thickness) endless lifting slings are also available.

One-way lifting slings for pre-slinging are available but with a 5:1 safety factor for use outside of the E.U only.

Other materials such as Nylon or Polypropylene are available for special applications.

Basic lifting slings are either Duplex (double thickness) or Simplex (single thickness) or in endless form either Simplex or Duplex.

Manufactured to the latest European standards (BS EN 1492-1) all slings within that range are colour coded for easy S.W.L. identification.

We recommend the use of wear sleeves to prolong the life of these lifting slings. Specialised Cargo Nets are also available constructed from webbing using the same 7:1 safety factor.

Also available with metal end fittings.

- Do not attempt to use sling above rated lifting capacity.
- When selecting a sling,it is very important to consider the angles at which the sling will be used.
- Slings are subject to cutting when ifting items with sharp egeds.In this case,always use protective sleeves
- Do not use a damaged sling,and se only if trained.
- Do not tie knots in sling webbing as strength is greatly reduced.
- Never drag a sling beneth from a load which is resting on it.
- Chemical active environments can affect the strength of slings
- Inspect slings weekly or more frequently depending on the sling use conditions.
- Always strore slings in a cool,dry and dark place to extend the working lift.
- Always read and understand the operating instructions before use.
- Failure to comply with this warning may result in serious load damageand death or injury.
 
 
 
Using Belt Slings Safely
Do not attempt lifting operations unless you understand the use of the equipment, the slinging procedures and the
mode factors to be applied. Do not use defective slings or accessories. Check the correct engagement with fittings
and appliances, ensure smooth radii are formed, do not twist or cross slings and do not overcrowd fittings. Position
the sling so that the load is uniformly spread over its width. Position the bight for a choke lift at the natural (120°)
angle to prevent friction being generated. Ensure that stitching is in the standing part of the sling away from hooks
and other fittings. Take the load steadily and avoid shock loads. Do not leave suspended loads unattended. In an
emergency cordon off the area.
 
 
In-service Inspection, Maintenance and Replacement 
 
Inspect slings each day before use, looking for:

• Missing or unreadable ID tag
• Melted, charred or weld-splattered areas
• Acid or alkali burns
• Holes, tears, cuts, snags or embedded particles
• Broken or worn stitching
• Excessive abrasive wear or elongation
• Knots or brittle areas
• Broken, corroded, pitted distorted fittings