Properly storing rigging equipment is an essential safety requirement to prevent slings from damage. Learn more about tips to store your slings and why it is important. Properly storing rigging equipment is an essential safety requirement to prevent slings from…
When it comes to ordering slings, it can be tricky to know exactly what information is needed. We want to make ordering your slings and other rigging products as easy possible. We’ve put together guides for each type of sling…
Working Load Limit is an important term often used on job sites and when discussing slings and other rigging equipment. It is important to have a comprehensive understanding of Working Load Limits, as well as understand how it’s different from…
With summer in full swing, many workers are embracing the heat that comes with their daily work responsibilities. Along with the warmer temperatures, also comes the potential dangers of heat-related illnesses. It’s important to be aware of these possible illnesses…
ASME B30.9 requires all slings to include identifiable and proper tags. Depending on the sling type, there are different requirements that must be featured on the tag. Every sling must include a tag. ASME B30.9 requires all slings to include…
When you use a fabric like Dyneema on a lifting product, it saves so much time and energy. We’ve utilized Dyneema across multiple products, whether it be a lifting sling or sling protection product. Dyneema is a powerful, lightweight fiber…
Falls are one of the common causes of serious work-related injuries and, in some cases, death. For this reason, the implementation of Fall Protection is of increasing importance. What is Fall Protection? Fall protection is any sort of planned system…
AC&T magazine features Ashley Sling in their April 2021 issue. Sam Socolow shares his perspective on sling protection and why it should be priority. We are excited to share our feature in the April 2021 Issue of American Cranes &…
Alloy chain slings are strong and durable options that meet the demand of heavy overhead lifting. They have remained a popular choice among our customers because of their versatility to fit a wide range of purposes. Alloy chain slings are…
Discover the common reasons a sling should be removed from service and dive into what riggers should look for during inspections. Inspections are key to a safe rigging environment. OSHA 1910.184(d) states, "Each day before being used, the sling and…
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