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Synthetic Slings

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Type 3 & 4 Heavy DutyEye & Eye Web Slings

Web No. Plys Part Rated Capacities in Lbs. EyeWidth of Web No. LengthVertical Choker V. Basket

1 EE1-91 1,600 1,280 3,200 9"2 EE2-91 3,100 2,480 6,200 9"1" 3 EE3-91 4,100 3,300 8,200 12"4 EE4-91 6,200 4,960 12,400 12"1 EE1-92 3,100 2,480 6,200 9"2 EE2-92 6,200 4,960 12,400 9"2" 3 EE3-92 8,300 6,600 16,600 12"4 EE4-92 12,400 9,920 24,800 12"1 EE1-93 4,650 3,720 9,300 9"2 EE2-93 9,300 7,440 18,600 12"3" 3 EE3-93 12,500 10,000 25,000 18"4 EE4-93 18,600 14,880 37,200 18"1 EE1-94 6,200 4,960 12,400 12"2 EE2-94 11,000 8,800 22,000 12"4"3 EE3-94 16,000 12,800 32,000 18"4 EE4-94 22,000 17,600 44,000 18"1 EE1-96 9,300 7,440 18,600 14"2 EE2-96 16,500 13,200 33,000 14"6" 3 EE3-96 23,000 18,400 46,000 20"4 EE4-96 33,000 26,400 66,000 20"1 EE1-98 12,400 9,920 24,800 18"2 EE2-98 22,000 17,600 44,000 18"8" 3 EE3-98 30,700 24,560 61,400 24"4 EE4-98 44,000 35,200 88,000 24"1 EE1-910 15,500 12,400 31,000 22"2 EE2-910 27,500 22,000 55,000 22"10" 3 EE3-910 36,800 29,400 73,600 28"4 EE4-910 55,000 44,000 110,000 28"1 EE1-912 18,600 14,880 37,200 26"2 EE2-912 33,000 26,400 66,000 26"12" 3 EE3-912 44,000 35,200 88,000 32"4 EE4-912 66,000 52,800 132,000 32"

Type 3 E&E web slings have a flateye and are easier to remove frombeneath a load.

Type 4 E&E web slings havetwisted eyes that fit better In thebowl of a hook and work better in achoker hitch.

l i ! I iType 3 & 4 web slings are taperedat 3" and wider unless otherwisespecified.Type 4 twisted eye slings are gen-eral ly furnished unless otherwisespecified.Slings are available in nylon, andpolyester webbing.Minimum 5:1 design factor.Do not exceed rated capacities.The ratings must be reducedwhen lifting at angles of less than90 degrees with the horizontal.

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Type 5 Heavy DutyEndless Web Slings

Web Part Rated Capacities in Lbs.Width No.Vertical Choker V.Basket

EN1-91 3,200 2,560 6,4001" EN2-91 6,200 4,960 12,400

EN3-91 9,300 7,440 18,600EN1-92 6,200 4,960 12,400

2" EN2-92 12,400 9,920 24,800EN3-92 18,600 14,880 37,200EN1-93 9,300 7,440 18,600

3" EN2-93 18,600 14,880 37,200EN3-93 27,900 22,320 55,800EN1-94 12,400 9,920 24,800

4" EN2-94 22,000 17,600 44,000EN3-94 34,000 27,520 68,800EN1-96 18,600 14,880 37,200

6" EN2-96 33,000 26,400 66,000EN3-96 51,600 41,280 103,200

Combining strength and versatiliendless slings are the most ceffective general purpose web savailable.

Common Slings Hitches Slings are available in nylon andpolyester webbing.Vertical Hitch Choker Hitch Basket Hitch Minimum 5:1 design factor.

Do not exceed rated capacities.The ratings must be reduced whenlifting at angles of less than 90degrees with the horizontal.

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Type 6 Reversed EyeWeb Slings

Web Part Rated Capacities in Lbs. EyeWidth No. LengthVertical Choker V. Basket

RE1-61 3,600 2,880 7,200 9"RE1-91 4,600 3,680 9,200 9"2" RE2-61 5,800 4,640 11,600 12"RE2-91 7,700 6,160 15,400 12"RE1-615 5,500 4,640 11,000 12"RE1-915 6,900 5,920 13,800 12"3"RE2-615 8,700 6,720 17,400 12"RE2-915 11,600 9,120 23,200 12"RE1-62 6,800 5,440 13,600 12"RE1-92 8,600 6,880 17,200 12"RE2-62 11,000 8,800 22,000 12"4" RE2-92 14,500 11,600 29,000 18"RE3-92 20,400 16,320 40,800 18"RE4-92 23,000 18,400 46,000 18"RE1-63 10,000 8,000 20,000 14"RE1-93 12,000 9,600 24,000 14"RE2-63 14,000 11,200 28,000 18"RE2-93 17,400 13,920 34,800 18"6" RE3-63 20,000 16,000 40,000 20"RE3-93 26,500 21,200 53,000 20"RE4-63 24,800 19,800 49,600 24"RE4-93 34,000 27,200 68,000 24" Reversed eye slings are the mostdurable web sl ings available.

Abrasion resistant Cordura wear pads cover the eyes and sides of thebody giving an extra protection to prevent wear.

They provide superior performance inheavy duty and abrasive applications.

Sl ings are avai lable in nylon and polyester webbing. They work well in all three hitchconfigurations.Minimum 5:1 design factor.Do not exceed rated capacities. The ratings must be reduced whenlifting at angles of less than 90 degrees with the horizontal. SEE SYNTHETICS APPLICATIONAND WARNING INFORMATION

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Type 1 Choker SlingWith Metal Fittings

Web Alloy Forged Rated Capacities in lbs.Width Steel AluminumVertical Choker V. Basket

CHS1-92 CHA1-92 3,100 2,480 6,2002" CHS2-92 N/A 6,200 4,960 12,400

CHS4-92 N/A 12,400 9,920 24,800CHS1-93 CHA1-93 4,650 3,720 9,300

3" CHS2-93 N/A 8,600 6,880 17,200CHS4-93 N/A 18,600 14,880 37,200CHS1-94 CHA1-94 6,200 4,960 12,400

4" CHS2-94 N/A 11,000 8,800 22,000CHS4-94 N/A 22,000 17,600 44,000CHS1-96 CHA1-96 9,300 7,440 18,600

6" CHS2-96 N/A 16,500 13,200 33,000CHS4-96 N/A 33,000 26,400 66,000CHS1-98 N/A 12,400 9,920 24,800

8" CHS2-98 N/A 22,000 17,600 44,000CHS4-98 N/A 44,000 35,200 88,000CHS1-910 N/A 15,500 12,400 31,00010" CHS2-910 N/A 27,500 22,000 55,000CHS1-912 N/A 18,600 14,880 37,20012" CHS2-912 N/A 33,000 26,400 66,000

Slings with metalhardware prolongthe li fe of sl ingsprone to damage

on the end of the sling.

Slings are available in nylon, andpolyester webbing.Minimum 5:1 design factor.Do not exceed rated capacities.The ratings must be reduced whenlifting at angles of less than 90degrees with the horizontal.


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Type 2 Basket SlingWith Fittings

Web Alloy Forged Rated Capacities in Lbs.Width Steel AluminumVertical V. Basket

BHS1-92 BHA1-92 3,100 6,2002" BHS2-92 N/A 6,200 12,400

BHS4-92 N/A 12,400 24,800BHS1-93 BHA1-93 4,650 9,300

3" BHS2-93 N/A 8,600 17,200BHS4-93 N/A 18,600 37,200BHS1-94 BHA1-94 6,200 12,400

4" BHS2-94 N/A 11,000 22,000BHS4-94 N/A 22,000 44,000BHS1-96 BHA1-96 9,300 18,600

6" BHS2-96 N/A 16,500 33,000BHS4-96 N/A 33,000 66,000BHS1-98 N/A 12,400 24,800

8" BHS2-98 N/A 22,000 44,000BHS4-98 N/A 44,000 88,000BHS1-910 N/A 15,500 31,00010" BHS2-910 N/A 27,500 55,000BHS1-912 N/A 18,600 37,20012" BHS2-912 N/A 33,000 66,000

Fittings available in forgedaluminum or alloy steel.

Slings are available in nylonand polyester webbing.Minimum 5:1 design factor.Do not exceedrated capacitities.

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Eye & Eye Roundslings (HHEER)

Rated Capacities in Lbs.Part Color Vertical Minimum Standard Body Approx.Vertical Choker Eye WeightNo. Code Basket Length Length Width Per Foot

HHEER1 Purple 2,600 2,100 5,200 3' 10" 2.25" 0.4LB

HHEER6 White 16,800 13,400 33,600 7' 16" 3.5" 1.1 LBHHEER7 Blue 21,200 17,000 42,400 7' 16" 4.25" 1.6 LBHHEER8 Orange 25,000 20,000 50,000 8' 18" 4.5" 1.9 LBHHEER9 Orange 31,000 24,800 62,000 8' 18" 4.75" 2.2 LBHHEER10 Orange 40,000 32,000 80,000 8' 24" 5.00" 2.9 LBHHEER11 Orange 53,000 42,400 106,000 8' 24" 5.25" 3.8 LBHHEER12 Orange 66,000 52,800 132,000 8' 24" 5.25" 3.8 LBHHEER13 Orange 90,000 72,000 180,000 9' 36" 5.5" 4.7 LBHHEER14 Orange 100,000 80,000 200,000 9' 36" 6.00" 6.4LB


For extra protection and increased durability, Eye and EyeRoundslings are fabricated by encasing the body of an EndlessSling, with a heavy-duty tubular Cordura sleeve.

Eye and Eye Roundslings



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Endless Roundslings (HHERS)

Rated Capacities in Lbs.Part Color Vertical Minimum Diameter Approx.No. Code Vertical Choker Basket Length (No load) WeightPer Foot

HHERS1 Purple 2,600 2,100 5,200 3' 0.625" 0.3 LB

HHERS3 8,400 16,800 1.125"0.6 LB

Yellow 6,700 3' 0.5 LBHHERS4 Tan 10,600 8,500 21,200 3' 1.125"

----------------------------------------HHERS6 White 16,800 13,400 33,600 6' 1.75" 0.9 LBHHERS7 Blue 21,200 17,000 42,400 6' 1.625" 1.3 LBHHERS8 Orange 25,000 20,000 50,000 6' 1.750" 1.6 LBHHERS9 Orange 31,000 24,800 62,000 6' 2.125" 2.0 LBHHERS10 Orange 40,000 32,000 80,000 6' 2.350" 2.6 LBHHERS11 Orange 53,000 42,400 106,000 8' 3.150" 3.4LBHHERS12 Green 66,000 52,800 132,000 8' 3.950" 4.3 LBHHERS13 Green 90,000 72,000 180,000 8' 4.800" 5.9 LBHHERS14 Green 100,000 80,000 200,000 8' 5.500" 6.5 LB


HHERS Roundslings offer a lightweight non-marring sling, withexceptional strength, and adaptability, to handle all sizes andtypes of loads. The constant rotation of the bearing points willincrease the life of the sling in all hitch configurations.

Endless Roundslings

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Braided Roundslings

PartNo. ColorCode MinimumLengthStandardEyeLe

BodyWidthApprox.WeightPer Foot

6 Part Braids

HH6BR6Blue 54,000 43,200 108,000 9 ' 30" 6.63"

HH6BR8 Orange 63,700

85,600 25" 3.50 LBhite 42,800 34,200 7' 5.50"4.95 LBH6BR7

50,900 127,400 10' 33" 8.25" 6.00 LBHH6BR9 Orange 79,000 63,200 158,000 10' 38" 11.00" 7.75 LB

8 Part BraidsPart Color Rated Capacities in Lbs. Minimum Standard Body Approx.No. Code Vertical Choker Vertical Length Eye Width WeightBasket Length Per Foot

HH8BR1 Purple 9,000 7,200 18,000 5' 14" 3.50" 1.40 LB------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------HH8BR3 Yellow 28,500 22,800 57,000 6' 18" 4.75" 2.40 LBHH8BR4 Tan 36,000 28,800 72,000 6' 18" 5.00" 2.85 LB------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------HH8BR6 White 57,100 45,600 114,200 7' 25" 6.25" 4.40 LBHH8BR7 Blue 72,000 57,600 144,000 9' 30" 7.50" 6.25 LBHH8BR8 Orange 85,000 68,000 170,000 10' 33" 9.50" 7.60 LBHH8BR9 Orange 105,300 84,200 210,600 10' 38" 13.00" 9.75 LB

Braided Roundslings wil l achieve higher working load limits, whi le maintaining thelighter weight and flexibil ity properties available in our entire Roundsling line.




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Inspection, Care & Use of Synthetic SlingREMOVAL FROM SERVICE:1. I f rated capacity tag is missing or not readable.

2. Acid or alkali burns.3. Melt ing, charring, or weld splat ter of any par t of thesling.4. Holes, tears, cuts, snags, or imbedded particles.5. Broken or worn stitches.6. Excessive abrasive wear.7. Knots inany part of the sling.8. Distortion, excessive pitting, corrosion, or brokenfittings.9. Any conditions which cause doubt as to the strengthof the sling.

23. Place blocks under load prior to setting down theload, to allow removal of the sling, if applicable.24. Synthetic slings shall not be used at temperaturesabove 194 degrees F.25. Exposure to sun or ultraviolet l ight de-grades slings.Store slings in a cool, dry, & dark place when not inuse.INSPECTIONA. Initial InspectionBefore any new or repaired sling is placed in service, it shall beinspected by designated person to ensure that the correct slingis being used, as well as to determine that the sling meets therequirements of this specification and has not been damaged inshipment.B. Frequent InspectionThis inspection shall be made by a qualified person handlingthe sling each time the sling is usedC. Periodic InspectionThis inspection shall be conducted by designated personnel.Frequency of inspection should be based on:

1. Frequency of sling use2. Severity of service conditions3. Experience gained on the service life of slingsused in similar applications4. Periodic inspections should be conducted atleast monthly

Sling Angle and sling Load Chart

OPERATING PRACTICES:1. Determine weight of the load. The weight of the loadshall be within the rated capacity of the sling.2. Select sling having suitable characteristics for thetype of load, hitch, & environment.3. Slings shall not be loaded in excess of the ratedcapaci ty. Consideration shal l be given to the slingload angle, which affects rated capacity. (See loadfactor chart.)4. Slings with fittings, which are used as a choker hitchshall be of sufficient length to assure that the chokingaction is on the sling, and never on a fitting.5. Slings used in a basket hitch shall have the loadbalanced to prevent slippage.6. The opening infitt ings shall be the proper shape andsize to insure that the f it ting wi ll seat proper ly in thehook or other attachments.7. Slings shall always be protected from being cut fromsharp corners, sharp edges, protrusions, or abrasivesurfaces.8. Slings shall not be dragged on the floor, or over anabrasive surface.9. Slings shal l not be twisted, tied into knots, or joinedby knotting.10. Slings shall not be pul led from under loads i f the load isresting on the sling.11. Do not drop slings equipped with fittings.12. Slings that appear to be damaged shall not be usedunless inspected & accepted.13. The sling shall be hitched in a manner pro-vidingcontrol of the load.14. Personnel, including portions of the human body,shall be kept from between the sling and the load,and from between the sling and the crane or hoisthook.15. Personnel shall stand clear of the suspended load.16. Personnel shall not r ide the sling.17. Shock loading shall be avoided.18. Twisting and kinking the legs (branches) shall beavoided.19. Load applied shall be centered in the base (bowl) ofhook to prevent point loading of the hook.20. During lifting, with or without the load, personnel shallbe alert for possible snagging21. The slings' legs shall contain or support the load fromthe sides above the center of gravity when using abasket hitch.22. Slings shall be long enough so that the ratedcapacity of the sling is adequate when the angle ofthe legs is taken into consideration. (See load chart.)

Sling Ang/e is the angle measured between a horizontal lineand the sling leg or body. This angle is very important and canhave a dramatic effect on the rated capacity of the sling. Asillustrated, when this angle decreases, the load on each legincreases. This principle applies whether on sling is used topull at an angle, in a basket hitch orfor multi-legged bridleslings. This data is only for equally loaded sling legs. Slingangles of less than 30 degrees are not recommended.

4500LB.S

Actual sling capacity = Factorx rated capacity

SlingAngle in FactorDegrees90 1.00085 .99680 .98575 .96670 .94065 .90660 .86655 .81950 .76645 .70740 .64335 .57430 .500

Additional requirements and safe operatingpract ices are outl ined in current OSHA and ASNI/ASMEB30.9 and/or other regulations as applicable.

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HHlperLiftHigh Capacity Roundslings

~e HHlperLift family of roundslings made withHoneywell Spectra fibers is a part of a series ofnew generation lifting tools utilizing "Space AgeMaterials", and high technology design methodolo-gies. Excellent Fatigue Resistance Excellent Damping Characteristics(Vibration, Shock, and Impact)

High Specific Modulus. Excellent forLifting and Mooring in Ultra Deep Water

High Chemical Resistance Good UV Resistance Highly Cut Resistant Prolonged Emersion in Saltwater Made in America Enhanced Durability 100% Proof Tested and More

HHlperLift Spectra RoundslingGeneral and Technical DataHigh Contact Rigging Efficiency (HCRE)HHlperLift Spectra roundslings offers superiorrigging efficiency compared to conventionalmaterials such as wire rope, braided rope and tradi-tional roundslings that generally require fairly largeand fixed diameters in regard to the amount of liftingpotential achieved.

H HlperLift's advantage over braided rope,helically laid stranded yarn is made possible byuse of a special oversized triple cover with parallaid yarn inside. This cover allows the userre-shape the sling to better fit the load bearinsurface that is available.In doing so, HHlperLift Spectra slings provide mocontact of the lifting fibers with the pin, and cactually allow for the use of a smaller size shackleaccomplishing the lift. This is done while maintaininthe required 3:1 Old ratio because the thicknessthe fiber bundle in contact with the lifting area hbeen reduced.Ratings and Design Factors:HHlperLift Spectra roundslings are rated in tonneThe design factor is 5:1 (Ultimate = 5 x rated loadExceeding rated capacity is not recommended.Cross Sectional Area:The cross sectional area, measured in squainches, is the area occupied by the Spectra lobearing wraps at its rated capacity when pulled dowaround a pin. Using the HH-75T-SP 75 tonne agaas an example, the cross sectional area is an excetional 4.40 inches- when compared to other slimaterials that have a fixed cross section area.Old Ratios:In order for the Spectra sling system to properachieve the loads it was designed for, it is necessato maintain a minimum of a 3:1 Old ratio. This meathat the pin size the sling is going around must haat least 3 times the diameter of the sling at tbearing point.

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Characteristics and Advantages: Much Stronger: Up to 40% greater specifstrength than aramid fibers (Technora, Kevlar) woutstanding toughness and durability. Lightweight: Spectra slings are light enough tomanipulated without the use of special equipment,work rated ROV's (a vertical 15' 75 ton sling weighless than 75 pounds). Reduced Elongation: Maximum of 3.8%breaking load. Flotation Properties: Lightweight, with 0.97 gldensity. Tends to remain in fairly stationary positioin deep water. Prolonged Emersion in Saltwater:Honeywell Spectra testing indicates no reductioin lifting capacity after 6 months of emersion anonly 1-2% loss after 12 months in seawater. Excellent fatigue resistance. Excellent Damping Characteristics (VibratioShock, and Impact): Can withstand high-loastrain-rate velocities. High Specific Modulus: Excellent for lifting amooring in ultra deep water. Exceptional hipressure resistance. High chemical resistance. Good UV resistance. Highly cut resistant. Made in America: All Honeywell Spectra fibeand the cover materials are made in the U.S. Thfabrication and load testing of the slings aperformed at HHI's Houston, Tx facility. API-Q1 standards of design, calculation, largsample testing, and general use of scientifmethods were utilized in the developmentSpectra Roundslings.


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H HI Proof Tests and Certifies 100% of ourslings before delivery:

All slings are serialized with copies of certificationmaintained by HHI and available on HHl's website.

Enhanced durability is produced through the use ofHHI's specially developed triple cover systemdesigned to reduce both fiber to cover abrasion, andexterior damage.

ROV Markings Available:Upon request, prior to fabrication, ROV connectionand handling points can be indicated on the slingsusing high contrast cover material versus a moreneutral background for the body of the sling.

Use and CareHHlperLift Spectra Roundslings should be usedaccordance with the accepted OSHA guidelineused for all roundslings. Keep in mind that whiSpectra fibers are extremely resistant to cuts, thecover layers (nylon, cordura and polyester) can bcut much more easily.

Optional Spectra Cover Material is availablelieu of the traditional 3 material cover for use in areaprone to extreme abrasion and/or sharp edges. ThSpectra cover offers highly increased cut anabrasion resistance.

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HHlperLiftHigh Performance Roundslings

HHI Part HHI Part Vertical Choker Vertical Approx. Cross Recommended G-2160 Wide Body Shack leNumber Number WLLin Hitch Basket WgtlFt Sectional G-2160 Bow InsideEndless Eye and Eye MTon WLLin WLL in Length Surface Wide Body Diam. WidthRoundslings Roundslings MTon MTon (Ibs.) Area Shackles (inches) (inches)HH-18T-SP HH-18T-SPE 18t 14.4t 36t 1.24 1.1 30t 3.13" s"HH-25T-SP HH-2ST-SPE 2St 20t SOt 1.6S 1.47 30t 3.13" s"HH-SOT-SP HH-50T-SPE SOt 40t 100t 3.31 2.93 SSt 4.S" 7"HH-75T-SP HH-75T-SPE 7St 60t 150t 4.96 4.4 75t 4.7S" 7.28"HH-100T-SP HH-100T-SPE 100t 80t 200t 6.61 S.87 125t 5.91" 8.66"HH-12ST-SP HH-12ST-SPE 12St 100t 250t 8.27 7.34 125t S.91" 8.66"HH-150T-SP HH-1S0T-SPE 1S0t 120t 300t 9.92 8.8 200t 8.07" 10.82"HH-175T-SP HH-17ST-SPE 175t 140t 3S0t 11.S7 10.27 200t 8.07" 10.82"HH-200T-SP HH-200T-SPE 200t 160t 400t 13.23 11.74 200t 8.07" 10.82"HH-225T-SP HH-225T-SPE 225t 180t 450t 14.88 13.2 300t 10.38" 12.62"HH-2SOT-SP HH-2SOT-SPE 250t 200t 500t 16.53 14.67 300t 10.38" 12.62"HH-27ST-SP HH-27ST-SPE 275t 220t 5S0t 18.19 16.14 300t 10.38" 12.62"HH-300T-SP HH-300T-SPE 300t 240t 600t 19.84 17.6 300t 10.38" 12.62"HH-350T-SP HH-350T-SPE 350t 280t 700t 23.15 20.54 400t 12.6" 14.56"HH-400T-SP HH-400T-SPE 400t 320t 800t 26.46 23.47 400t 12.6" 14.56"HH-450T-SP HH-450T-SPE 450t 360t 900t 29.76 26.41 500t 13.39" 17.72"HH-500T-SP HH-500T-SPE SOOt 400t 1,000t 33.07 29.34 SOOt 13.39" 17.72"

*Larger Capacities Available Upon Request

Made with Honeywell Spectra Fibers. Endless Roundslings4 Layer DuraFab Cover w/Paraliel laid Yarn,High Contact Rigging Efficiency, Rated Capacity& 5 to 1 Design Factor, Maximum 3.8%Elongation, Excellent Fatigue & Cut Resistance,Good UV Resistence, Traceabi lity also availablewith HHlperLift Clear Inspectable Cover.

Eye and Eye Roundslings

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1 mAPlasma Rope Slings

Made with Honeywell Spectra Fibers using Puget Sound Rope's Patented Recrystallization Process.Nominal Size # Approx. Wgt WorkingDiameter (eire.) per Foot Load LimitPlasma Eye & Eye Slings Inches mm Inches (Lbs) (Lbs) @ A New Generat518" 16 2" 0.22 10,280 of Lifting Tools.314" 18 2114" 0.27 13,700

718" 22 2-314" 0.39 18,250 Highest StrengtElongation (%) I" 24 3" 0.47 22,000 Synthetic Rope0 ~ 1118" 28 3112" 0.64 29,400 Available.o ~ 1114" 30 3314" 0.72 33.000.~ 15116" 32 4" 0.83 39,200en Polyurethane Fo '" 1112" 36 4112" 1.03 44,2000;; ; '" Spliced For Ea< f ! M

1-518" 40 5" 1.31 58,200 Handling.-314" 44 5112" 1.57 62,8005 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 2" 48 6" 1.83 71,000Load (% of average strength) 2118" 52 6112" 2.18 85,600 Excellent Abras

Specific gravity 0.98* 2114" 56 7" 2.44 96,200 Resistance.2-1/2" 60 7-112" 2.96 106,000Melting point 2840 F (1400 C)* 2-5{8" 64 8" 3.34 119,200 ~Critical temp. 1500 F (650 C)* 2-3/4" 68 8-112" 3.74 132,000 ~ Excellent FatigCoefficient of friction 0.09-0.12- Resistance.3" 72 9" 4.28 156,000 l \ i I ' 1 .. ' 1 0Elongation at break 4%-5% 3118" 76 9112" 4.7 170,000Fiber water absorption 0% 3114" 80 10" 5.22 188,000

~,High Specific

3-518" 88 II" 6.48 250,000 Modulus (Low SUV resistance moderate 4" 96 12" 7.88 304,000Wet abrasion superiorDry abrasion superior HHI Nominal Size # App rox. Wgt Working MnimumPart Diameter (eire.) per Foot Load Limit Tensile Strength'-value based on date supplied by the fiber manufacturer Number Inches mm Inches (Lbs) (Lbs) (Kg) (Lbs) (Kg)for new,dry fiber HH"GP 7116" 11 1114" 0.08 6,930 3,143 34,650 154.1

HH12-GP 1/2" 12 1112" 0.13 10,329 4,685 51,645 229.7HH14-GP 9116" 14 1-314" 0.16 12,507 5,673 62,535 278.2Tensile Strengths are determined in

accordance with Cordage Institute HH-16-GP 5/8" 16 2" 0.22 16,962 7,694 84,810 377.31500, Test Methods for Fiber Rope. HH-18-GP 3/4" 18 2-1/4" 0.27 22,605 10,253 113,025 502.8HH-22-GP 7/8" 22 2-3/4" 0.39 30,558 13,861 152,790 679.6Weights are calculated at linear density HH-24-GP 1" 24 3" 0.47 36,300 16,465 181,500 807.4under standard preload (200d 2 ) plus HH28-GP 1118" 28 3112" 0,64 48,510 22,004 242,550 1,078.94%, HH-30-GP 1114" 30 3-314" 0.72 54,450 24,698 272,250 1,211.0, . . . . HH32-GP 15116" 32 4" 0,43 64,680 29,338 323,400 1,438.6f { , HH-36-GP 1112" 36 4112" 1.03 72,930 33,081 364,650 1,622.0SplicedUltra High HH-40-GP 1-518" 40 5" 1,31 96,030 43,559 480,150 2,135.8I I HH-44-GP 1-314" 44 51/2" 1,57 103,620 47,001 518,100 2,304.6Performance t HH48-GP 2" 48 6" 1,83 117,150 53,138 585,750 2,605.512 Strand 1 HH-52-GP 2118" 52 6112" 2,18 141,240 64,065 706,200 3,141.3Grommets . HH-56-GP 2-1/4" 56 7" 2.44 158,730 71,999 793,650 3,530.3, ., , HH-60-GP 2-1/2" 60 7-1/2" 2.96 174,900 79,333 874,500 3,890.0

h HH-64-GP 2-5/8" 64 8" 3.34 196,680 89,213 932,400 4,374.4Design Factor 5:1 ! HH-68-GP 2-3/4" 68 8-1/2" 3.74 217,800 98,793 1,089,000 4,844.1,Minimum O ld Ratio 3:1 F ~,' HH72-GP 3" 72 9" 4.28 257,400 116,755 1,287,00 5,724.9_ ; HH76-GP 3118" 76 9112" 4.7 280,500 127,233 1,402,500 6,238.6~ HH-BO-GP 3114" 80 10" 5.22 310,200 140,705 1,551,000 6,899.2~ HH-B8-GP 3-518" 88 II" 6,48 412,500 187,107 2,062,500 9,174.5HH96-GP 4" 96 12" 7,88 501,600 227,522 2,508,000 11,156,1Vi sit www h h i I i f t I n g c 0 m for Wa r n i n g s & C a uti o n s U s eM ai n t e n a n c e a n d I n spectio n o f H 0 I Iowa y , s P rod u c t s

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