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Webbing Slings

WEBBING SLINGS 

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ABOUT US. Gr8 Industries been at the forefront of providing rigging, lashing, and lifting equipment since our inception in 2006. Our unwavering commitment is to meet the specific needs of engineering, construction, and mining companies across the country.

We take pride in offering a carefully curated range of equipment, selected to meet our clients' exacting demands. Our inventory spans rigging solutions for complex construction projects, lashing equipment for secure cargo transport, and high-quality lifting gear.

Our reach extends to major districts, including Johannesburg and Cape Town, as we serve businesses across the nation. Our goal is to deliver essential equipment and services that contribute to industry success and safety.

In this ever-changing landscape, we remain dedicated to staying at the forefront of advancements. We adapt to evolving client needs, aiming to be the top choice for all rigging, lashing, and lifting requirements. With a legacy of trust and excellence, we're here to support your endeavors."

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QUALITY CONTROL

Assuring our customers that our commitment to quality and transparency remains steadfast.

ISO STANDARDS 

Products are supplied with traceable test and examination certificates and inspection records.

  • How often should I inspect and replace lifting equipment?
    Answer: Regular inspections are essential to ensure the safety of your lifting equipment. The frequency of inspections and replacement depends on usage, industry regulations, and the manufacturer's recommendations. It's best to consult with a certified inspector for guidance.
  • Are your products compliant with industry standards and regulations?
    Answer: Yes, our products meet or exceed industry standards and are compliant with relevant safety regulations. We prioritize the safety and quality of all our lifting and rigging equipment.
  • Do you offer custom solutions for unique lifting challenges?
    Answer: Yes, we can provide custom solutions tailored to your specific lifting needs. Our experts can assess your requirements and design specialized equipment to meet your project's demands.
  • How do I maintain and extend the lifespan of my lifting equipment?
    Answer: Regular maintenance, inspections, and proper storage are key to extending the lifespan of your equipment. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for maintenance, and replace any worn or damaged components promptly.
  • What safety measures should I take when using lifting and rigging equipment?
    Answer: Safety is paramount. Always follow industry best practices, use equipment within specified load limits, conduct regular inspections, and ensure proper training and certification for operators.
  • Can webbing slings be used in harsh environmental conditions?
    Answer: Webbing slings are available in various materials, including those designed for harsh environments. Look for slings with special coatings or treatments that offer resistance to UV rays, chemicals, and moisture if your application requires it.
  • What is the difference between wire rope and webbing slings?
    Answer: Wire rope is a cable made of steel wires twisted together, while webbing slings are made from woven synthetic fibers. Wire ropes are known for their strength and durability, whereas webbing slings are lighter and flexible, making them suitable for various lifting applications.
  • Can webbing slings be used in harsh environmental conditions?
    Answer: Webbing slings are available in various materials, including those designed for harsh environments. Look for slings with special coatings or treatments that offer resistance to UV rays, chemicals, and moisture if your application requires it.
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  1. Stainless Steel Wire Rope:

    • Stainless steel wire ropes are similar to regular steel wire ropes but are made from stainless steel, which offers excellent resistance to corrosion. They are commonly used in marine, food processing, and outdoor applications where corrosion resistance is crucial.

  2. Chain Hoist:

    • A chain hoist is a mechanical device used for lifting heavy loads. It consists of a chain looped around a wheel or drum and is operated manually or with a power source. Chain hoists are versatile and widely used in construction, manufacturing, and other industries.

  3. Eye Bolts:

    • Eye bolts are fasteners with a loop or "eye" at one end, designed for attaching ropes, cables, or chains for lifting or securing loads. They are often used in conjunction with lifting equipment to create attachment points for lifting operations.

  4. Webbing Slings:

    • Webbing slings, also known as lifting slings or web slings, are flexible straps made from strong synthetic materials like nylon or polyester. They are used for lifting and securing loads, often in combination with cranes, hoists, or other lifting equipment.

  5. Lifting Shackles:​

  6. Steel Wire Rope:

    • Steel wire rope is a type of cable made from various steel wires twisted together to form a helix. It is commonly used for lifting, rigging, and towing due to its strength and durability.

    • Galvanized Steel Wire Rope:

    • Galvanized steel wire rope is steel wire rope that has been coated with a layer of zinc through a galvanization process. This coating provides corrosion resistance, making it suitable for outdoor and marine applications.

    • 6x19 Wire Rope:

    • The "6x19" designation refers to the construction of the wire rope. It consists of six strands with 19 individual wires in each strand. This type of construction offers flexibility and good resistance to abrasion.

    • Wire Rope Clamps:

    • Wire rope clamps, also known as cable clamps or wire rope clips, are devices used to secure the ends of wire ropes together or to create an eyelet or loop in the rope. They are essential for safe and secure connections in rigging and lifting operations.

    • Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):

    • Personal protective equipment includes gear and clothing designed to protect individuals from various workplace hazards. In the context of lifting equipment and wire ropes, PPE might include items such as gloves, safety helmets, safety glasses, and steel-toed boots to ensure the safety of workers involved in lifting operations.

  7. Lifting shackles, or simply shackles, are U-shaped metal components with a pin or bolt across the opening. They are used for connecting various lifting and rigging components, such as wire ropes, chains, and slings. Shackles come in various types, including bow shackles and dee shackles

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