Factors affecting the service life of lifting straps
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A slinging belt is an important tool for lifting equipment during lifting operations, and its main material of construction is nylon. However, during use, it is inevitable that certain factors will affect the service life of the lifting straps; it is therefore very important to be aware of these factors and to take effective protective measures for the lifting straps in a timely manner. 1. Acids and bases. Acids and bases have a very significant destructive effect on the properties and strength of slinging belts; therefore, when using such belts, it is necessary to check the acid and alkali concentration of the environment in which they will be used. 2. Temperature. Excessively high temperatures can compromise the stability of the lifting straps, especially in welding environments where sparks can scorch the surface of these straps. 3. Ultraviolet rays. Since the main material of lifting straps is synthetic fiber, prolonged exposure to ultraviolet light not only causes the straps to fade but also accelerates their hardening. 4. Sharp edges. The sharp edges can directly cut the lifting straps during lifting, so a protective lining should be used between the lifting straps and the item being lifted. Furthermore, to ensure the safety of lifting operations, relevant inspections must be carried out prior to lifting. Once severe damage is detected on the lifting equipment, stop using it immediately.
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For safety reasons, 1: Train employees on the correct use of lifting straps (such as using padding for sharp parts and knowing the maximum load capacity of the straps). . . . ) 2: Establish an inspection system to ensure timely disposal. 3: Implement a system assigning specific personnel responsible for lifting operations.
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