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Worn-out, damaged, or overloaded wire rope slings may fail, causing injury or death!
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- Always inspect wire rope slings before use.
- Never use worn-out or damaged slings.
- Never overload a wire rope sling.
- Free slings of all kinks, knots and twists.
- Do not drop or rest a load on a sling.
- Balance loads. Avoid tipping loads.
- Do not immerse in corrosive solutions.
- Use pads around sharp corners.
- Do not force or hammer hooks into place.
- Follow applicable codes and regulations for inspection and removal of worn-out or damaged wire rope slings.*
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Worn-out, damaged, or overloaded chain slings may fail, causing injury or death!
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- Always inspect chain slings before use.
- Never use worn-out or damaged slings.
- Never overload or shock load a sling.
- Free slings of all kinks, knots and twists.
- Do not drop or rest a load on a sling.
- Balance loads. Avoid tipping loads.
- Do not immerse in corrosive solutions.
- Use pads around sharp corners.
- Do not force or hammer hooks into place.
- Follow all regulations for inspection and removal of worn-out or damaged slings.*
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* An OSHA approved chain sling inspection by a
trained field representative can be scheduled
through our customer service department (if within
our normal service area). Information on proper
chain inspection and handling procedures is also
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Worn-out, damaged, or overloaded web slings may fail, causing injury or death!
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- Always inspect web slings before use.
- Never use worn-out or damaged slings.
- Never overload or shock load a sling.
- Balance loads. Avoid tipping loads.
- Free slings of all kinks, knots and twists.
- Do not drop or rest a load on a sling.
- Avoid prolonged exposure to ultraviolet light.
- Avoid exposure to temperatures above 200°F.
- Protect against cuts, punctures and abrasion.
- Follow all regulations for inspection and removal of worn-out or damaged slings.*
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