Secure Fix Direct Duplex Web Sling - 1 Ton - 2 Metre - 30mm

This flat webbing duplex lifting sling features a safe working load of 1 Ton (1000 kg) and a lengt...

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B&QB&Q - Duplex Web Sling 1 Ton 2 Metre 30mm Width (1T 2M Violet Strap Hoist Lifting 1000Kg)
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The Secure Fix Direct Duplex Web Sling is an essential tool for professional riggers, warehouse staff, and DIY enthusiasts who require a reliable, lightweight solution for lifting, towing, or pulling loads up to 1,000 kg. Designed with high-quality polyester and reinforced eyes, it offers excellent shock absorption and load protection compared to metal alternatives; however, users must strictly adhere to weight limits and ensure the sling is protected from sharp edges to prevent structural damage.

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Model Part NumberSFWS1T230
BrandSecure Fix Direct

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FAQs

What does the 7:1 safety factor mean?

It means the sling is designed to withstand a breaking load seven times greater than its rated 1 Ton capacity to ensure a high level of safety during operation.

Can I use this sling for lifting people?

No. This product is strictly for lifting, pulling, or towing inanimate loads and is not certified for man-riding or lifting personnel.

Is the sling resistant to chemicals?

Polyester is resistant to many common chemicals, but you should avoid contact with strong alkalis. Always refer to your specific application safety data if working in hazardous environments.

Can I use this for vertical and choke hitches?

Yes, but be aware that the working load limit (WLL) changes based on the hitch type. Always check the rating table provided for your specific configuration.

How often should I have the sling inspected?

A visual inspection should be performed by the user before every lift, and a formal inspection by a competent person should occur at least every 12 months, or more frequently depending on usage intensity.

Troubleshooting

Visible surface fraying or minor fuzzing

Evaluate the extent of the damage. If more than 10% of the fibers are damaged or if the core is exposed, the sling must be retired immediately.

Sling is stiff or hard after use

This is often caused by dirt or residue buildup. Clean gently with water and air dry; do not force-dry with heat, which can damage the synthetic fibers.

Label is missing or illegible

If the identification tag is unreadable, the sling can no longer be legally verified for safety and must be taken out of service.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Significantly lighter than wire rope or chain alternatives
  • Flexible material prevents scratching or marring of the load surface
  • Excellent shock absorption capacity for smoother lifts
  • Corrosion-resistant properties suitable for outdoor use
  • Easy to store and transport due to compact design

Cons

  • Susceptible to cutting or fraying when in contact with sharp edges
  • Not suitable for temperatures exceeding manufacturer specifications
  • Requires regular inspection for wear and UV degradation

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure maximum safety, always inspect the sling for signs of fraying, cuts, or chemical damage before each use. Avoid dragging the sling across concrete or rough surfaces, as this can degrade the synthetic fibers.

  1. Inspection: Check the label and certificate for the matching serial number and ensure the SWL (Safe Working Load) is appropriate for your specific lift.
  2. Attachment: Always use properly rated shackles or hardware. Ensure the eyes are not twisted when hooked.
  3. Edge Protection: If lifting a load with sharp edges, use industrial-grade corner protectors to prevent the webbing from being severed.
  4. Storage: Clean with mild soapy water after exposure to chemicals or salt, air dry in a shaded, well-ventilated area, and store away from direct sunlight to prevent UV rot.

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