Steel Wire Rope Sling for Large Tank Lifting

Wire rope slings for lifting large tanks consist of wire ropes (made from multiple strands of high-carbon steel wire, such as 6×37+FC/IWR, which combine strength and flexibility) and end fittings (hooks, lifting eyes, shackles, etc., used to connect the crane to the tank).

Core Features
Mechanical Properties: High strength, wear resistance, and tensile strength, capable of withstanding the heavy loads associated with tank lifting.
Adaptability: Adjustable length, number of loops, and lifting points allow for adaptation to tanks of varying shapes and sizes.
Reliability: Resistant to sudden breakage, offering a high level of safety margin (relying on a "safety factor" design).

Processing Options:

Plug-in rigging: Traditional process, with manually braided rings at the rope ends. This method is low-cost but inefficient.

Extruded rigging: Extruded with aluminum or steel sheaths, it offers a regular appearance and high strength, suitable for mass production.

Jointless loops: The entire wire rope is wrapped around the rope, eliminating the risk of splices and offering optimal reliability (but at a higher cost).