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Over 50 Years of Experience
Quick Turnaround
Web Sling and Cargo Control Product Inspections
Take a look at some helpful web sling and cargo control product inspection guidelines or contact
us today to receive your visual on-site examination. We offer competitive prices and extremely prompt service.
Acme Lifting has over 50 years of experience in the web sling and cargo control industry. We are a local, family-owned company in business since 1986. Get a quick turnaround for your work. Call
us today for a free estimate.
Factors for Identifying a Quality Synthetic Fiber Web Sling
- Type of synthetic web material
- Working load limits for the types of hitches permitted
- Manufacturer's name or mark
- Manufacturer's code or stock number
Signs of a Damaged Synthetic Fiber Web Sling
- Part of the sling is melted or charred
- End fittings are pitted or corroded
- Warp thread separation
- Abrasion on both sides of the webbing
- Length of an edge cut exceeds the web thickness
- Warp thread damage up to 50%
- Stitches in load-bearing splices are broken
How Often Should Your Web Slings Be Inspected?
- Frequent sling usage
- Harsh working environment
- Previous sling usage experience
Web Sling Replacement Guidelines
- Unreadable identification tag
- Knots in any part of the sling
- Holes, tears, cuts or snags
- Excessive abrasive wear
- Loaded sling beyond its rated capacity
- Acid or caustic burns
- Broken or worn stitching in load bearing splices
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