Round Lifting Sling - 2 Tonne - 1 metre

• Working Load Limit (WLL) of 2 tonnes, providing ample capacity for medium-duty lifting tasks.
• Effective Working Length (EWL) of 1 metre, ideal for applications requiring a compact lifting solution.
• Constructed from high-tenacity polyester fibres, offering exceptional strength and durability.
• Endless loop design ensures even distribution of load stress and extended service life.
• Features a tough, non-load-bearing protective sleeve to guard the internal fibres against abrasion and cuts.
• Conforms to Australian Standard AS 4497 for synthetic fibre roundslings, ensuring compliance and peace of mind.
• Lightweight and flexible, allowing for easy handling and conformity to various load shapes without causing damage.
• Suitable for a wide range of lifting configurations including straight lift, choker hitch, and basket hitch.

What is a round sling?
A round sling is a versatile lifting device made from a continuous hank of synthetic fibre yarns, typically polyester, encased in a protective outer sleeve. Its endless loop design allows for superior flexibility and even load distribution, making it ideal for delicate or irregularly shaped loads.

What does the '2T' in the product name signify?
The '2T' indicates the Working Load Limit (WLL) of the round sling, meaning it is certified to safely lift a maximum of 2 tonnes (2000 kilograms) in a straight lift configuration. This WLL may vary depending on the lifting configuration used.

How is the 1-metre length measured on a round sling?
The 1-metre length refers to the Effective Working Length (EWL) of the sling. This is the length when the sling is laid flat and measured from end to end. When in a choker hitch or basket hitch, the actual reach will differ.

What Australian Standard governs the use of synthetic fibre round slings?
Synthetic fibre round slings in Australia are primarily governed by Australian Standard AS 4497:2018 (Roundslings – Synthetic fibre). This standard specifies requirements for the manufacture, care, and use of these slings.

How often should I inspect my round sling for safety?
It is crucial to inspect round slings prior to each use. Additionally, a thorough inspection by a competent person should be conducted at least every three months, or more frequently if the sling is exposed to harsh operating or storage conditions.