SlingMax Heavy-Lift Wire Rope Slings
Sling Type
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Parts of Wire Rope in Body
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D/d Body*
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D/d Eye*
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Termination of Each Eye
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Minimum Length
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Features
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Tri-Flex® Sling
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3
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5/1
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1.5/1
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1 Ferrule
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6’ for 7/8" component wire**
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Replacement for single-strand wire rope slings
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Gator-Laid® Sling
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9
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5/1
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1/1
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3 Ferrules
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6’ for 3/4" component wire**
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80% efficiency: Parallel-laid eyes
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Gator-Max® Sling
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9
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5/1
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1/1
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Hand tuck
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15’ for 1/2" component wire**
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80% efficiency: Parallel-laid eyes
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Gator-Flex® Sling
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9
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5/1
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1/1
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Hand tuck
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15’ for 1/2" component wire**
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Unwrapped eyes Easy to inspect
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Gator-Flex® Grommet
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9
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5/1
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N/A
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Hand tuck
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4’ for 1/4" component wire**
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Endless
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*Ratio based on finished body diameter. **Minimum length increases as component wire size increases.
Inspection of SlingMax Wire Rope Slings
Follow the criteria in ASME/ANSI B30.9 Chapter 9-2.9 “Wire Rope Slings — Inspection, Removal and Repair”
Retirement Criteria: For Gator®-family and Tri-Flex® slings of less than 9 parts: If there are 20 broken wires per lay length, the sling should be removed from service. For Gator®-family and Tri-Flex® slings of more than 9 parts: If there are 40 broken wires per lay length, the sling should be removed from service.
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