Single-branch rope sling (1SK)

Rope slings (chalks) 1SK, 2SK, 4SK made of steel ropes and are widely used for rigid fixation of goods to the hooks of hoisting machines when moving heavy, bulky goods. The slings are selected according to the mass and nature of the load being lifted, taking into account the number of branches of the cargo slings and the angle of inclination, as well as the methods of closing the ends of the rope (braiding, crimping with an aluminum sleeve), etc.

Rope slings 1SK, 2SK, 4SK have the greatest strength compared to other slings, as well as one of the most reliable, because. allow sudden dynamic loads. Defects in rope slings are easier to detect, so they are most often used to lift heavy critical loads, in places with a high concentration of people and equipment.

Single-branch rope sling - 1SK.

A single-loop single-branch sling consists of a rope branch with a thimble (GOST 2224) at one end, into which links (GOST 25573) are inserted, and at the other end pull hooks (GOST 25573), a carabiner, a clamp, or other end grip are attached.

Multi-branch rope slings - 2SK - 4SK.

This type of sling consists of several branches, interconnected by a common steel link. It is designed to hook loads at two, three or four points. Rope sling 4SK.

Loop rope sling - SKP.

Two-loop universal sling (a piece of rope that is looped on both sides). The loop rope sling passes without problems into the holes of parts, eyelets, rings, loops, etc.

Rope ring sling - SKK.

Ring universal sling (closed ring segment of the rope).

Advantages of rope slings: high strength; relative durability; ease of manufacture; easy to operate; are not destroyed instantly; are not afraid of dynamic loading; low cost.

Disadvantages of rope slings: they can damage the surface of the load (if slinging is incorrect); relatively rigid; lubricated ropes may contaminate the load.