Slings are produced from 100% polyester raw material with special weaving methods. Polyester slings, which are suitable for use in many areas, are among the most widely used auxiliary equipment, especially in industry. Polyester slings are easy to carry and have high working safety with their light structure. They are manufactured in the International EN1492-1 norm. Slings provide 100% product safety in load transport. Polyester slings must be used according to the instructions in the user manual. It is also mandatory to follow the maintenance instructions in terms of occupational safety.
What is Polyester Sling Maintenance Instruction?
Routine checks and tests of polyester slings before use should be carried out by specialists. Maintenance and repairs of slings should be carried out in three-month periods, especially in enterprises with intense working tempo.
- Depending on the frequency of use, polyester slings should be checked by specialists at least once a year and subjected to the necessary tests.
- If any defect is detected during routine checks, the sling must not be used.
- The identification labels of the slings must be complete and readable.
- Damages caused by humidity and temperature settings and chemical effects on the slings should be detected.
- If deformation is observed in steel ties, necessary repair work must be carried out. It should be ensured that no more than a 10% reduction in cross sections is detected.
- If there are welding points, they should be made visible.
- The sling should not be closed with woven strips.
- Routine controls and test results of slings should be recorded.
- If malfunctions are detected in the slings, they should be stored in a different place so that they cannot be used.
What Should be Considered in the Use of Polyester Slings?
It is recommended to follow the instructions for use for longer life of polyester slings. The points to be considered in the use of polyester slings are as follows:
- Slings should be stored in a dry environment without moisture after use.
- Slings that are not exposed to sunlight will last longer.
- Slings should be protected against high temperatures.
- Necessary precautions should be taken against the risk of jamming or crushing.
- They should be protected from contact with liquid chemicals.
- When the sling is exposed to salt water, it should be washed with warm water and dried in a shaded area.
- Slings exposed to water should be dried in a completely natural environment, not with a dryer.
- It should be kept away from flame due to its polyester structure.
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