Continuous technological developments mean today’s engineers are constantly faced with ever greater challenges. This in turn means complex heavy-lift problems at various levels in the supply chain. The response lies in extreme precision, for example in terms of length tolerance. The use of Enduro Softslings offers engineers a wider range of lifting possibilities.
Our products
HMPE and safety
HMPE has a proven safety track record in heavy lifting. Its light weight and ease of use in fact contribute to even greater safety. Enduro Softslings of course comply with all applicable safety requirements. Our production methods are monitored, raw materials are tested on arrival, finished products undergo proof loading and all used slings are inspected.
HMPE and safety
On site
The major advantages of using softslings on site relates to their ease of use thanks to their light weight and simple handling. In many cases, hitching a load requires nothing more than manpower. No additional equipment is needed, and that means more free deck space. This characteristic makes working with HMPE softslings not only more efficient but also safer.
On site
How important is the sling length tolerance in your rigging design?
Over the past few years, the use of high performance synthetic slings has become increasingly popular. One of the key properties of synthetic slings is their very low elasticity. Do the design factors developed for steel rigging hold true for the new generation of lifting material? In this review, we will zoom in on these issues, determine the problems and make recommendations to designers and engineers, to help them avoid potentially unsafe situations.
How important is the sling length tolerance in your rigging design?
Over the past few years, the use of high performance synthetic slings has become increasingly popular. One of the key properties of synthetic slings is their very low elasticity. Do the design factors developed for steel rigging hold true for the new generation of lifting material? In this review, we will zoom in on these issues, determine the problems and make recommendations to designers and engineers, to help them avoid potentially unsafe situations.
