Basic principles and characteristics of lifting belts

A sling is a tool used for lifting and hoisting objects, typically made of high-strength fibers and synthetic materials. It is equipped with reinforcement rings and hooks at both ends. When in use, the lifting strap needs to be placed on the upper part of the heavy object, and then the heavy object can be lifted by lifting equipment such as a crane. Lifting straps are widely used in fields such as construction, logistics, and transportation, and are highly favored due to their lightweight and wide applicability.

Daily industrial and agricultural production involves operations such as lifting and towing heavy objects, and lifting belts are frequently used. The fabric of the lifting belt is soft, the lifting is smooth, and it will not cause scratches on the surface of the lifted object. When lifting goods that require high surface integrity, lifting belts can be chosen. Lifting belts also have multiple advantages such as high strength, wear resistance, oxidation resistance, and UV resistance, and are highly praised in metallurgy, chemical industry, ports, transportation, military and other fields.

Lifting straps can also be used in flammable and explosive environments, allowing for safe lifting and handling of heavy objects in hazardous environments and improving the safety of lifting operations.