Zoho Polyester Sling FAQ

The main types of Polyester Sling include:
Flat lifting belt: simple structure, widely used in ordinary lifting operations.
Round lifting belt: composed of polyester fiber core and protective cover, with high strength and wear resistance.
Flexible lifting belt: softer design, suitable for lifting heavy objects on vulnerable surfaces.

The following factors should be considered when choosing a Polyester Sling:
Rated load: select a lifting belt with corresponding load capacity according to the maximum weight to be lifted.
Length: select a lifting belt of appropriate length according to actual needs.
Use environment: Consider the temperature, humidity, chemical substances and other conditions of the place of use, and choose a lifting belt that adapts to the environment.
Lifting method: Choose the appropriate lifting belt type and specifications according to the specific lifting method (such as straight lifting, U-shaped lifting, basket lifting).

When using Polyester Sling, the following safety precautions should be followed:
No overloading: Avoid exceeding the rated load of the lifting belt to prevent equipment and personal accidents.
Regular inspection: Check whether the lifting belt is damaged by wear, cuts, deformation, etc. before use.
Correct use: Use the lifting belt in accordance with the prescribed lifting method and method to ensure that the load is evenly distributed.
Avoid contact with sharp objects: Avoid direct contact between the lifting belt and sharp objects during use to prevent cuts.
Ensure environmental safety: Ensure that there are no obstacles around during operation to prevent collisions during lifting.

Maintenance of Polyester Sling mainly includes:
Regular cleaning: Wash the sling with warm water and neutral detergent to remove stains and debris and keep it clean.
Check wear: Regularly check the surface and interior of the sling for wear, cuts or deformation, and replace damaged slings in time.
Storage environment: Store the sling in a dry, cool and ventilated place, avoid direct sunlight and contact with chemicals.
Avoid excessive bending: Avoid excessive bending and winding of the sling during storage to keep it in its natural state.

Common faults and treatment methods include:
Sling wear: Regularly check the surface and edges of the sling, and replace it in time if wear is found.
Sling cuts: If the sling is found to have cuts, stop using it immediately and replace it with a new one.
Sling deformation: If the sling is found to have obvious deformation, check its load-bearing capacity and replace it if necessary.
Sling contamination: If the sling is contaminated by oil or chemicals, it should be cleaned and checked for damage in time.

When using Polyester Sling, the following regulations and standards should be followed:
National and local safety production regulations: Ensure that the use of slings complies with relevant legal requirements.
Industry standards: such as ISO, EN, ASME, etc., to ensure that the design and manufacture of slings comply with international standards.
Manufacturer’s operating manual and maintenance guide: Operate and maintain the slings in accordance with regulations to ensure safety and efficiency.