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Polyster Slings

We are the leading supplier of the Polyster Slings, Multi Leg Slings, Lowering Belt, Round Slings, Webbing Slings, Lashing. We offer you different types of Polyester Webbing Slings depending on your application and requirements."

Multi Leg Slings

Lowering Belt

Round Slings

Webbing Slings

Lashing

Multi Leg Slings


Single Leg	Double Leg Sling	Three Leg Sling


Single Leg	Double Leg Sling	Three Leg Sling

Special Features

Choice of two, three or four-leg versions.
Webbing or Round slings depending on applications.
Length of legs to order.
Special Webbing/Chain combinations to order.
Anti-abrasion protection available.
Anti-cutting protection available.
High strength to weight ratio.
Color code for positive identification, even when soiled.
Only hooks and link are metal components.
Conform fully to B. S. 3481 Part 2 B. S. 6668 Part 2 and the European Standard Draft pr.EN 1492-1 and 1492-2.

General Description

Zebra Multi-Leg Slings are manufactured using either Round slings or Duplex Webbing Slings, depending upon the type and the Safe Working Load.
Hooks, master links and auxiliary links are manufactured from quenched and tempered alloy steel. Duplex Slings are stitched directly onto the metal components, Round slings being attached via auxiliary links. All Round slings are fitted with protective slaving and anti-abrasion or anti-cutting protection can also be specified as required.
Please note that further information on the general performance, specification, safety in use and maintenance of these products is covered in more detail in the sections on Round slings or Webbing Slings

Safe Working Load Angles

The Safe Working Load values quoted in the tables have been rated using the uniform load method for a maximum angle for each leg of 45 degrees from the vertical, as shown in the diagrams. Slings may be rated at greater angles if required, please consult Zebra for further details. The textile elements of these Slings have a minimum safety factor of 7:1 and the metal elements a safety factor of 4:1. All slings are serialized and issued with a test certificate.

Lowering Belt

Special Purpose Slings / Lowering Special Purpose Slings / Lowering Belt - Splb Specification

Factor of safety for webbing 1:7 and for steel terminals 1:4

Features

Zebra has set the industry standard for the lowering-in Belt with ten years of continuous
improvement.
The lowering-in belt system consist of two parts
- The steel head iron (hook iron, lifting iron or bail).
- The sling fabric.
The sling fabric is woven from high tenacity polyester yarn.
The steel belt end and the head irons are designed for ease of use, quick and easy coupling
and uncoupling.
The lowering-in belt sling system is designed for long and durable life and is conservatively rated
with a safety factor of 5:1. These figures are given on the data sheet overleaf. A certificate to this
effect for individual belts and head irons can be provided on request. Hooks are stamped with the
safe working load. All sling fabrics have a tag or plate with the safe working load.
Manufactured from duplex polyester webbing slings joined together to be used with heavy duty steel terminals.
High load capacity for lowering pipes.
High safety, low elasticity and resistant to ultra-violet rays.
Simple on-site belt replacement in minutes with advanced terminal design.
Economical in use due to long working life.
Extra heavy duty lowering belt can be supplied on request.

Zebra Lowering Belts (Standard Pipe Sling System )

How to Order

Pipe outer diameter OD
Effective length EL
Weight of pipe in tons
No. of SPLB required to lift the pipe

Round Slings

Round Slings

Endless Round Slings - KR

Factor of safety for webbing 1:7

The colour combination as shown in the chart is a mere indicator, however the colour may change subject to availability of raw materials

Features

Soft, supple, and light in weight, easy to handle.
Internationally identifiable colour code, SWL shown on slings and also shown by the way of woven stripes i.e. each black stripe for each ton.
Being endless, wears evenly as there is no single point use.
Ideally suited for lifting smooth, polished or coated objects.
Conforms to B. S. 6668 Part 2 and Indian standards.

Zebra Round Slings are light weight compared to the working load ratio and being Polyester
do not rust or corrode as in metal slings.
These slings have no danger of hand injury to workman caused by cut wires and does
not spark, hence can be used explosive environment.
The elongation factor on load is only 3%, hence it absorbs the load while lifting.
Zebra Round Slings flattens and adjust to contours of the load point thus forming a firm grip.

Single part velcrow anti-cutting sleeve

How to look after your Zebra Sling

Small cuts on sleeves can be taped and reused... cuts on the main yarn core, the slings should be discarded.
Slings can be washed in cold water with a mild detergent.
Zebra slings are resistant to most chemicals but avoid ammonia, alkalis and strong acid.
Use anti cutting webbing sleeves at sharp contact points to get more life of your Zebra Sling.


Anti-abrasion Webbing sleeve (AAWS)	Sobitex double sided anti-cutting sleeve.

Advantages over Steel Rope or Chain

Zebra polyester Slings are considered lighter than a metal product of comparable lifting performance
and as a consequences are both safer and easier to handle. The main safety and handling advantage
of the Zebra Slings are listed below:

Because of the suppleness of polyester, the Zebra Sling accommodates irregularities of the load,
twisted wire rope may grip in the wrong place creating imbalance
Absorbs shocks
No corrosion - wire ropes can rust unseen from inside
Easier to inspect - if it looks all right, it is alright
Less weight means easier, quicker working, less risk of back injuries
Less weight also means cheaper transport - only 20% of the steel chain for example
Less risk of damage to sensitive or painted surfaces.
Safe in hazardous or explosive environments as there is no risk of sparking

Round Sling Sleeving

Material of construction	100% Polyester
Working temp. range	-40^oC to +100^oC
Tensile strength	97 Kg/mm
Elasticity	2-5% extension at W.W.L. 15-20% extension at break load
Chemical resistance properties	Resistant to mild acids but degrade in alkalies
Electrical properties	Non conducting
Melting point	260^oC

Double Part

Single Part

Webbing Slings

Simplex Webbing Slings

Duplex Webbing Slings

Triplex Webbing Slings

Lashing

Choice of several systems available Choice of ratchet systems Endless or two part versions Choice of 25mm - 75mm wide polyester webbing Anti-abrasion protection available Anti cutting protection available Conforms to B.S. 5759: 1987

Ratchet Reference	Minimum Breaking Strength		Rated Assembly Strength		Web Width (mm)
Ratchet Reference	Two Part (kg)	Endless (kg)	Two Part (kg)	Endless (kg)	Web Width (mm)
KRL-25	1200	2400	600	1200	25
KRL-35	3000	6000	1500	3000	35
KRL-50	5000	10000	2500	5000	50
KRL-75	8000	16000	4000	8000	75
Cambuckle Reference	Minimum Breaking Strength		Rated Assembly Strength		Web Width (mm)
Cambuckle Reference	Two Part (kg)	Endless (kg)	Two Part (kg)	Endless (kg)	Web Width (mm)
KCB-25	250	500	125	250	25
KCB-35	1000	2000	500	1000	35
KCB-50	1500	3000	750	1500	35

Features

Zebra manufactures two basic types of lashing systems, which are each available in either two part or endless configurations, with a wide variety of different end terminals.

Cambuckle
Compact and light in weight, Cambuckle lashings are ideal for securing light loads, the tension being applied by pulling the lashing hand tight. The Lashing release mechanism operates by depressing the thumb bar. No pre-tensioning of the webbing is possible. Cambuckle lashings are available in a range of Minimum Break Strengths from 250 to 1000 kg.
Ratchet Systems
For medium to heavy duty applications, Zebra offers a very wide variety of Ratchet Lashings Systems in Minimum Break Strengths ranging from 500 to 8000 kg. 25mm, 35mm, 50mm and 75mm webbing widths are available depending upon the loading requirements of the selected Lashing system.Within the range are many different types of Ratchet systems, all carefully designed and engineered to exert the right amount of pre-tensioning to the lashing.

How to order Lashings

Having first selected the appropriate Minimum Breaking Strength, the lashing format must next be considered. Here, there are two options: Two-Part or Endless, with the possibility to specify the fixed and overall lengths of a Two Part Lashing or the overall length of an Endless Lashing.

FL= Fixed Length

OL= Overall Length

Two Part