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Chemical Environmental Data

While Web Slings may be used in many different applications, there are chemical data and physical factors that must be taken into consideration before choosing a sling.

NylonPolyester
AcidsNO*
AlcoholsOKOK
AldehydesOKNO
Strong AlkalisOK**
Bleaching AgentsNOOK
Dry Cleaning SolventsOKOK
EthersOKNO
Halogenated HydrocarbonOKOK
HydrocarbonsOKOK
KetonesOKOK
Oils-CrudeOKOK
Oils-LubricatingOKOK
Soaps & DetergentsOKOK
Water & Sea WaterOKOK
Weak AlkalisOKOK

*Disintegrated by concentrated sulfuric acid
**Degraded by strong alkalis at elevated temperatures

Physical Factors Effecting Strength

Web SlingsRoundslings
TemperatureNylon & Polyester are seriously degraded at temperatures above 194ºFPolyester is seriously degraded at temperatures above 194ºF
Improper LoadingShock loading, unbalanced loading, over loading and inadequate consideration for the effect of angle factors can adversely effect strength.Shock loading, unbalanced loading, over loading and inadequate consideration for the effect of angle factors can adversely effect strength.
Cuts, Punctures, AbrasionsAny of these can seriously degrade sling strength.
Red core yarns can aid in locating damaged webbing.
When the sleeve on a roundsling has been damaged so that the inner load bearing yarns are exposed, the sling MUST be discarded.
Foreign MatterMaterial such as metal chips, weld splatter, heavy grit, etc. can damage a web sling both internally and externally.Material such as metal chips, weld splatter, heavy grit, etc. can damage the roundslings cover.
Ultraviolet LightNylon & Polyester web slings are adversely affected by prolonged exposure to UV light, i.e. sunlight or arc welding.Round slings are adversely affected by prolonged exposure to UV light, i.e. sunlight or arc welding.

WARNING: Do not exceed rated capacities

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