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Fiber Rope Slings

The document discusses different types of rope constructions and materials. It provides details on: - 3-strand construction, which is the most common and composed of three strands laid up right-handed. - 8-strand construction, constructed from 4 left and 4 right strands for balance and flexibility. - 12-strand construction, constructed from 12 individual strands braided together for high strength and torque balance. - Double-braid construction, which has a braided core covered by a second braided rope layer, providing over 50% strength in the protected core.

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Fiber Rope Slings

The document discusses different types of rope constructions and materials. It provides details on: - 3-strand construction, which is the most common and composed of three strands laid up right-handed. - 8-strand construction, constructed from 4 left and 4 right strands for balance and flexibility. - 12-strand construction, constructed from 12 individual strands braided together for high strength and torque balance. - Double-braid construction, which has a braided core covered by a second braided rope layer, providing over 50% strength in the protected core.

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  • Fiber Rope
  • General Information/Rope Safety
  • Amsteel-Blue
  • Fiber Rope Attachments
  • Fiber Rope Slings

3-STRAND

The most common of all the rope constructions.


They are composed of three strands laid up generally right
handed and are the most popular products for the majority of
[Link] is because of the low cost factor.
8-STRAND
Constructed from 4 left hand and 4 right hand strands which
gives it perfect [Link] construction provides a flexible
and tough rope which is totally resistant to kinking and works
well on all classes of deck machinery.
FIBER ROPE
Marine and Industrial Rope Products
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12-STRAND
Constructed from 12 individual strands braided together to
form a high strength torque balanced [Link] easily spliced,
non-rotating rope is flexible and coils easily, will not kink or
hockle and has high strength to weight ratio.
DOUBLE-BRAID
Two ropes in one. First the braided core is constructed. A sec-
ond rope is then braided over it to form the [Link] then
have two ropes performing as a single integrated strength mem-
ber. Over 50% of the rope strength is in the well protected core.
Half the strands are braided right hand and half left for total bal-
ance. Double braid construction offers size for size greater
strength than conventional 3, 8, or 12 strand ropes. If has high
splice strength. It is flexible wet or dry, new or worn and works
well on deck machinery.
Snapback: A serious hazard is created when a line under
load parts because it will recoil at a high speed. A person
positioned in the recoil path could be seriously injured if
struck by the recoiling line. Its the responsibility of the
user to know and use the proper techniques for the par-
ticular application.
Sunlight: All synthetic fiber ropes will undergo degrada-
tion with time when exposed to sunlight. Polypropylene
is far more susceptible to UV degradation than polyester
or [Link] prolong the life of your ropes, avoid storing
them in direct sunlight.
Chemical: Synthetic fibers have good chemical resis-
tance. However, exposure to harsh chemicals (i.e. strong
acids and alkalis) should be avoided.
Damage: Inspect ropes frequently for any signs of dam-
age or wear. Retire any rope that has been cut or is heavi-
ly abraded.
Linear Density: Average with maximum 5% more than
listed.
Tensile Strengths and Working Loads: As shown in
our literature, these strengths are the approximate aver-
age for new rope tested under ASTM (D-4268) or Cordage
Institute test [Link] tensile strength is the load at
which a new rope tested under laboratory conditions can
be expected to break. However, to estimate the minimum
tensile strength of a new rope, reduce the approximate
average by 15%.
(Cordage Institute defines minimum tensile strength as
two standard deviations below the average tensile
strength of the rope). Age, use and the type of termina-
tion used including knots will lower tensile strength sig-
nificantly.
The Cordage Institute specifies that the Safe Working
Load of a rope shall be determined by dividing the
MinimumTensile Strength by the Safety Factor. Safety fac-
tors range from 5 to 12 for non-critical [Link] working
load is a guideline for the use of a rope in good condition
for non-critical applications and should be reduced
where life, limb, or valuable property are involved, or for
exceptional service such as shock, sustained loading,
severe vibration, etc.
Stretch Characteristics: Desired stretch is determined
by the way in which the rope is used. High stretch rope
(nylon) with good energy absorption, is preferred for
mooring, anchoring and towing, while low stretch ropes
(Dacron, Kevlar, Spectra) are preferred for applications
where positioning is critical and energy absorption and
high stretch are not desired.
GENERAL INFORMATION/ROPE SAFETY
3 and 8 Strand Constructions
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CORDAGE SPECIFICATIONS
POLYPROPYLENE POLYESTER NYLON MANILA (Grade A #1)
NOMINAL SIZE
DIA-
METER
CIRCUM-
FERENCE
LINEAR
DENSITY
(LBS./100FT.)
NEW ROPE
TENSILE
STRENGTH
(LBS.)
LINEAR
DENSITY
(LBS./100FT.)
NEW ROPE
TENSILE
STRENGTH
(LBS.)
LINEAR
DENSITY
(LBS./100FT.)
NEW ROPE
TENSILE
STRENGTH
(LBS.)
LINEAR
DENSITY
(LBS./100FT.)
NEW ROPE
TENSILE
STRENGTH
(LBS.)
3/16 5/8 .70 720 1.20 900 1.00 900 1.50 406
1/4 3/4 1.20 1,130 2.00 1,490 1.50 1,490 2.00 540
5/16 1 1.80 1,710 3.10 2,300 2.50 2,300 2.90 900
3/8 1 1/8 2.80 2,440 4.50 3,340 3.50 3,340 4.10 1,220
7/16 1 1/4 3.80 3,160 6.20 4,500 5.00 4,500 5.25 1,580
1/2 1 1/2 4.70 3,780 8.00 5,750 6.50 5,750 7.50 2,380
9/16 1 3/4 6.10 4,600 10.20 7,200 8.15 7,200 10.40 3,100
5/8 2 7.50 5,600 13.00 9,000 10.50 9,350 13.30 3,960
3/4 2 1/4 10.70 7,650 17.50 11,300 14.50 12,800 16.70 4,860
13/16 2 1/2 12.70 8,900 21.00 14,000 17.00 15,300 19.50 5,850
7/8 2 3/4 15.00 10,400 25.00 16,200 20.00 18,000 22.40 6,950
1 3 18.00 12,600 30.40 19,800 26.40 22,600 27.00 8,100
1 1/16 3 1/4 20.40 14,400 34.40 23,000 29.00 26,000 31.20 9,450
1 1/8 3 1/2 23.80 16,500 40.00 26,600 34.00 29,800 36.00 10,800
1 1/4 3 3/4 27.00 18,900 46.20 29,800 40.00 33,800 41.60 12,200
1 5/16 4 30.40 21,200 52.50 33,800 45.00 38,800 47.80 13,500
1 1/2 4 1/2 38.40 26,800 67.00 42,200 55.00 47,800 60.00 16,700
1 5/8 5 47.60 32,400 82.00 51,500 66.50 58,500 74.50 20,200
1 3/4 5 1/2 59.00 38,800 98.00 61,000 83.00 70,000 89.50 23,800
2 6 69.00 46,800 118.00 72,000 95.00 83,000 108.00 28,000
2 1/8 6 1/2 80.00 55,000 135.00 83,000 109.00 95,500 125.00 32,400
2 1/4 7 92.00 62,000 157.00 96,500 129.00 113,000 146.00 37,000
2 1/2 7 1/2 107.00 72,000 181.00 110,000 149.00 126,000 167.00 41,800
2 5/8 8 120.00 81,000 204.00 123,000 168.00 146,000 191.00 46,800
2 7/8 8 1/2 137.00 91,000 230.00 139,000 189.00 162,000 215.00 52,000
3 9 153.00 103,000 258.00 157,000 210.00 180,000 242.00 57,500
3 1/4 10 190.00 123,000 318.00 189,000 264.00 226,000 298.00 69,500
3 1/2 11 232.00 146,000 384.00 228,000 312.00 270,000 366.00 82,000
4 12 276.00 171,000 454.00 270,000 380.00 324,000 434.00 94,500
GENERAL INFORMATION/ROPE SAFETY
Double Braid Constructions
9-3
9
NOMINAL SIZE
DIA-
METER
CIRCUM-
FERENCE
AVG.
T.S.
WEIGHT
PER 100'
AVG.
T.S.
WEIGHT
PER 100'
3/16 9/16 1,200 1.1 3
1/4 3/4 2,000 1.9 2,200 1.6
5/16 1 3,000 3.1 3,400 2.5
3/8 1 1/8 4,400 4.4 4,900 3.6
7/16 1 1/4 6,000 6.1 6,600 4.9
1/2 1 1/2 8,200 8.0 8,500 6.3
9/16 1 3/4 11,000 10.1 10,800 8.0
5/8 2 14,000 12.6 13,500 10.0
3/4 2 1/4 20,000 17.5 19,400 14.3
13/16 2 1/2
7/8 2 3/4 29,900 23.7 26,300 19.4
1 3 38,000 33.0 34,000 25.4
1 1/8 3 1/2 46,000 42.0 46,000 35.0
1 1/4 3 3/4 55,000 51.0 52,000 40.0
1 5/16 4 61,000 57.0 58,000 45.0
1 1/2 4 1/2 72,000 68.0 74,000 58.0
1 5/8 5 89,000 85.0 90,000 71.0
1 3/4 5 1/2 104,000 101.0 106,000 85.0
2 6 124,000 123.0 126,000 102.0
2 1/8 6 1/2 145,000 144.0 145,000 119.02
2 1/4 7 166,000 168.0 166,000 138.0
2 1/2 7 1/2 190,000 196.0 189,000 159.0
2 5/8 8 212,000 216.0 213,000 181.0
2 3/4 8 1/2 234,000 246.0 237,000 204.0
3 9 278,000 293.0 261,000 228.0
3 1/4 10 326,000 344.0 319,000 282.0
DOUBLE BRAID
POLYESTER
DOUBLE BRAID
NYLON
FIBER ROPE
Hooven Allison
Types of Rope Manufactured by Hooven Allison Company
9-4
9
SISAL
Excellent low cost utility rope has about 80% of the
strength of manila. Not recommended for any critical
applications.
MANILA
Made from the finest abaca fiber available, excellent resis-
tance to sunlight, low stretch, and easy to tie a knot.
Good surface abrasion resistance.
POLYESTER
Not quite as strong as nylon. Low stretch. Excellent sur-
face abrasion and better resistance from sunlight than
nylon. Other characteristics similar to nylon available in
filament fiber type and multiplex (fuzzy) type 77
dacron.
POLYPROPYLENE
A lightweight material with good strength and great ver-
satility it floats, is resistant to rot, oils, gasoline, most
chemicals and is waterproof. Hooven Allisons polypropy-
lene rope contains a special additive which reduces but
does not eliminate deterioration from [Link]
in splitfilm (S,F,T) and monofilament fiber form.
NYLON
One of the strongest fiber rope that we manufacture.
High elasticity allows absorption of shock loads which
would break other types of rope. Nylon is resistant to rot,
oils, gasoline, grease, marine growth or most chemicals.
High abrasion resistance.
CAUTION: BECAUSE OF THE WIDE RANGE OF ROPE USE, ROPE CONDITION, EXPOSURE TOTHE
VARIOUS FACTORS AFFECTINGTHE ROPE, IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO MAKE BLANKET RECOMMENDA-
TIONS AS TOTHE CORRECT CHOICE OF ROPE TO USE. HOWEVER,WE HAVE PROVIDEDTHE
TENSILE STRENGTHAND RECOMMENDEDWORKING LOADS FOR EACH DIAMETER ANDTYPE
OF [Link] GUIDELINES ARE BASED ONTESTS CONDUCTED BYTHE U.S. CORDAGE INSTI-
[Link] STRENGTHS ARE BASED ONTESTS OF NEWAND UNUSED ROPE,WITHAPPROPRI-
ATE SPLICES. PROPER CHOICE, CARE AND INSPECTION OF THE ROPE ARE ESSENTIAL FOR REA-
SONABLY SAFE USE OF THE ROPE.
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The best all-around rope made with Dyneema

, a direct replacement for


wire ropes proven to reduce tug assist and mooring costs
FEATURES:
> Uses Dyneema

SK-75
> A size for size strength replacement
for wire rope at only 1/7th the weight
> Torque-free, very flexible, easy to handle
> Similar elastic elongation to wire rope
> Easily inspected or field spliced
> Floats
APPLICATIONS:
> Primary vessel mooring lines
>Tractor tug lines
> Face and wing wires for push tugs
> Emergency and seismic tow lines
*Spliced strength
Specic Gravity:
.98 (oats)
Elastic Elongation Percentage:
At% of breakstrength
10%.................. 0.46%
20%.................. 0.70%
30%.................. 0.96%
Splicing Procedures Required:
> EYE SPLICE
12-Strand/Class II Rope
> END FOR ENDSPLICE
12-Strand/Class II Rope
SPECIFICATIONS:
3/16 in. 9/16 in. 1.0 lbs. 4,900 lbs. 5mm 1.5 Kg 2.2 MT 2.4 MT
1/4 in. 3/4 in. 1.6 lbs. 7,700 lbs. 6mm 2.4 Kg 3.5 MT 3.9 MT
5/16 in. 1 in. 2.7 lbs. 12,300 lbs. 8mm 4.0 Kg 5.6 MT 6.2 MT
3/8 in. 1-1/8 in. 3.6 lbs. 17,600 lbs. 9mm 5.4 Kg 8.0 MT 8.9 MT
7/16 in. 1-1/4 in. 4.2 lbs. 21,500 lbs. 11mm 6.2 Kg 9.8 MT 10.8 MT
1/2 in. 1-1/2 in. 6.4 lbs. 30,600 lbs. 12mm 9.5 Kg 13.9 MT 15.4 MT
9/16 in. 1-3/4 in. 7.9 lbs. 36,500 lbs. 14mm 11.8 Kg 16.5 MT 18.4 MT
5/8 in. 2 in. 10.2 lbs. 47,500 lbs. 16mm 15.2 Kg 21.5 MT 23.9 MT
3/4 in. 2-1/4 in. 13.3 lbs. 58,000 lbs. 18mm 19.8 Kg 26.3 MT 29.2 MT
7/8 in. 2-3/4 in. 19.6 lbs. 81,700 lbs. 22mm 29.2 Kg 37.1 MT 41.2 MT
1 in. 3 in. 21.8 lbs. 98,100 lbs. 24mm 32.4 Kg 44.5 MT 49.4 MT
1-1/16 in. 3-1/4 in. 27.5 lbs. 118,000 lbs. 26mm 40.9 Kg 53.6 MT 59.6 MT
1-1/8 in. 3-1/2 in. 31.9 lbs. 133,000 lbs. 28mm 47.5 Kg 60.4 MT 67.1 MT
1-1/4 in. 3-3/4 in. 36.2 lbs. 149,000 lbs. 30mm 53.9 Kg 67.5 MT 75.0 MT
1-5/16 in. 4 in. 41.8 lbs. 166,000 lbs. 32mm 62.2 Kg 75.2 MT 83.6 MT
1-3/8 in. 4-1/8 in. 45.0 lbs. 185,000 lbs. 34mm 67.0 Kg 83.9 MT 93.2 MT
1-1/2 in. 4-1/2 in. 51.7 lbs. 205,000 lbs. 36mm 76.9 Kg 93.0 MT 103.0 MT
1-5/8 in. 5 in. 65.2 lbs. 255,000 lbs. 40mm 97.0 Kg 116.0 MT 128.0 MT
1-3/4 in. 5-1/2 in. 78.4 lbs. 302,000 lbs. 44mm 117.0 Kg 137.0 MT 152.0 MT
2 in. 6 in. 87.0 lbs. 343,000 lbs. 48mm 129.0 Kg 155.0 MT 173.0 MT
2-1/8 in. 6-1/2 in. 109.0 lbs. 411,000 lbs. 52mm 162.0 Kg 186.0 MT 207.0 MT
2-1/4 in. 7 in. 116.0 lbs. 484,000 lbs. 56mm 173.0 Kg 219.0 MT 244.0 MT
2-1/2 in. 7-1/2 in. 148.0 lbs. 529,000 lbs. 60mm 220.0 Kg 240.0 MT 267.0 MT
2-5/8 in. 8 in. 167.0 lbs. 595,000 lbs. 64mm 248.0 Kg 270.0 MT 300.0 MT
2-3/4 in. 8-1/2 in. 187.0 lbs. 662,000 lbs. 68mm 278.0 Kg 300.0 MT 333.0 MT
3 in. 9 in. 206.0 lbs. 748,000 lbs. 72mm 307.0 Kg 339.0 MT 377.0 MT
3-1/4 in. 10 in. 240.0 lbs. 906,000 lbs. 80mm 357.0 Kg 411.0 MT 457.0 MT
METRICTONNES METRICTONNES KILOGRAMS MILLIMETERS POUNDS INCHES INCHES POUNDS
Larger sizes may be available. Contact customer service for details.
Size Size Weight SRT Size Weight SRT ISO/BS EN919
Diameter Circumference Per 100FT. MBS* Diameter Per100M MBS* MBS
AmSteel

-Blue is a proven cost-saving replacement for wire rope in


key applications where strength, weight and safety are important.
Recognized worldwide as the standard for single braid HMPE ropes,
AmSteel

-Blue is easily spliced and [Link] features, with the


superior wear and tension fatigue of Dyneema

SK-75 fiber and


Samthane coating, are combined in a torque-free 12-strand single
braid [Link] result is an industry leading braided synthetic rope
that outlasts wire rope and has proven operator cost saving benefits.
AmSteel

-Blue, at only 1/7th the weight of wire, requires less commit-


ted crew for most operations, significantly reduces mooring times and
tug costs, and improves crew [Link] reduced weight, high
strength and low stretch also make it ideal for tug assist/maneuvering
lines, resulting in quick, efficient connections and controlled
[Link]

-Blue is proven to provide longer service life and


reduced costs when compared to wire in a variety of applications.
Standardized working pendants are available for mooring and tug
assist lines, see pages (8 & 9).AmSteel-Blue is recommended for
split drum winch applications, not recommended for use on H-bitts,
capstans or cleats if surging or rendering the rope is required.
12-Strand
Construction
DYNEEMA

SK-75
AMSTEEL

-BLUE
FIBER ROPE ATTACHMENTS
9-6
9
Samson Ocean Systems, Inc.
The Samson Nylite Spool, Shield, Shackle
CERTEX
Cat. Ref. No. Size
Rope Size
Dia.
Range
Cir.
Spool
I.D.
Pin*
Dia. A B C D E F G
CX09-0015 1 3/8 1/2 1-1/8 1-1/2 .46 .44 .88 1.08 1.11 2.41 .38 1.99 2.34
CX09-0016 2 9/16 5/8 1-3/4 2 .58 .56 1.13 1.21 1.38 3.11 .50 2.38 2.88
CX09-0017 3 3/4 13/16 2-1/4 2-1/2 .64 .63 1.38 1.61 1.77 3.54 .56 3.02 3.70
CX09-0018 4 7/8 1-1/16 2-3/4 3-1/4 .89 .88 1.75 1.9 2.29 4.70 .75 3.79 4.71
CX09-0019 5 1-1/8 1-5/16 3-1/2 4 1.02 1.00 2.13 2.15 2.85 5.55 .88 4.85 5.95
CX09-0020 6 1-1/2 1-3/4 4-1/2 5-1/2 1.54 1.50 2.63 3.14 3.8 8.25 1.37 6.30 7.85
Nylite Spool, Shield, & Shackle
CERTEX
Cat. Ref. No. Size
Rope Size
Dia.
Range
Cir. I.D. O.D.
Pin*
Dia. A B C D E F G
CX09-0021 7 2 2-1/4 6 7 1.75 3.00 1.38 3.25 3.75 4.80 8.90 1.50 7.93 9.89
CX09-0022 8 2-1/2 2-5/8 7-1/2 8 2.00 3.25 1.50 3.75 4.13 5.61 10.00 1.75 9.24 11.47
CX09-0023 9 2-3/4 3-1/4 8-1/2 10 2.25 3.50 1.75 4.63 5.06 6.95 12.15 2.00 11.45 14.28
Nylite Spool, Shield, & Shackle
*Sizes 1 through 5 are supplied with jam nuts and cotter pins. Larger sizes have cotter pins and standard nuts.
Spool Sleeve
Size
Color of
Shield
Working Loads*
(Tons**)
Minimum
Eye Size
1 Blue 1-1/8 2-3/16"
2 Red 1-5/8 2-3/4"
3 Green 2-1/2 3-3/4"
4 Orange 4-1/2 4-7/8"
5 Black 7-1/2 6-1/8"
6 Yellow 12-1/2 7-5/8"
7 Black 20 9-3/4
8 Black 25 11-1/4"
9 Black 35 14"
Nylite Spool, Shield, & Shackle
Nylite Snatch Block
CERTEX Cat. Ref. No. CX09-0024
Part No. 915-321
Rope Dia. 7/8" to 1-1/8"
Max. Workload 8 tons
Block Wt. 33 lbs.
Overall Length (A) 23.0"
Hook Opening (B) w/latch 1.5"
Steel Cheek Plates & Hook - Request Blueprint #00201045
for strengths, standard for usage and maintenance
*Working Loads, as given, are based on pin/bore relationship provided by the use
of a Samson [Link] using a non-standard pin, the Working Load as given
DOES NOT APPLY.
**Working Load in tons (2,000 lbs.)
For more Blocks for Fiber Rope see Blocks
FIBER ROPE SLINGS
9-7
9
Eye/Eye
Standard eye and eye sling for general purpose work.
Lightweight, very flexible, non-marring and very strong.
CERTEX RATINGS Min. CERTEX RATINGS Min. CERTEX RATINGS Min.
Cat. Ref. No. Diam. V C B Length Cat. Ref. No. V C B Length Cat. Ref. No. V C B Length
CX09-0025 3/8 1,300 1,040 2,600 34" CX09-0041 1,200 960 2,400 32"
CX09-0026 7/16 1,812 1,450 3,624 38" CX09-0042 1,800 1,440 3,600 36"
CX09-0027 1/2 2,500 2,000 5,000 42" CX09-0034 2,625 2,100 5,250 42" CX09-0043 2,500 2,000 5,000 40"
CX09-0028 5/8 4,000 3,200 8,000 53" CX09-0035 4,500 3,600 9,000 53" CX09-0044 3,640 2,912 7,280 48"
CX09-0029 3/4 4,750 3,800 9,500 60" CX09-0036 5,750 4,600 11,500 60" CX09-0045 4,800 3,840 9,600 55"
CX09-0030 7/8 7,125 5,700 14,250 68" CX09-0037 8,000 6,400 16,000 68" CX09-0046 7,100 5,680 14,200 62"
CX09-0031 1 10,050 8,040 20,100 78" CX09-0038 10,500 8,400 21,000 78" CX09-0047 8,600 6,880 17,200 70"
CX09-0032 1 1/4 13,625 10,900 27,250 102" CX09-0039 16,250 13,000 32,500 102"
CX09-0033 1 1/2 18,000 14,400 36,000 120" CX09-0040 22,500 18,000 45,000 120"
Polyester Double Braid Polyester Over Nylon Double Braid 12 Strand Polyester
Standard Size Eye is 4" Options Thimbles in Eyes, Polyurethane Coating (1 1/4, 1 1/2 have 6" eyes)
V - Vertical
C - Choker
B - Basket
Endless Slings
A complete loop increases the lift capacity of a sling with-
out going to a larger diameter line. Makes an excellent
choker with a wider footprint on the load for more posi-
tive control.
CERTEX RATINGS Min. CERTEX RATINGS Min.
Cat. Ref. No. Diam. Vertical Choker Basket Length* Cat. Ref. No. Vertical Choker Basket Length
CX09-0048 3/8 2,210 1,768 4,420 35" CX09-0057 2,040 1,632 4,080 20"
CX09-0049 7/16 3,018 2,465 6,162 40" CX09-0058 3,060 2,448 6,120 23"
CX09-0050 1/2 4,250 3,400 8,500 46" CX09-0059 4,250 3,400 8,500 26"
CX09-0051 5/8 6,800 5,440 13,600 58" CX09-0060 6,188 4,950 12,376 32"
CX09-0052 3/4 8,075 6,460 16,150 68" CX09-0061 8,160 6,528 16,320 39"
CX09-0053 7/8 12,112 9,690 24,224 81" CX09-0062 12,070 9,656 24,140 45"
CX09-0054 1 17,085 13,668 34,170 92" CX09-0063 14,620 11,696 29,240 52"
CX09-0055 1 1/4 23,162 18,530 46,325 115"
CX09-0056 1 1/2 30,600 24,480 61,200 138"
12 Strand Polyester Polyester Double Braid
*Bearing Point to Bearing Point Options Polyurethane Coating.
.
FIBER ROPE SLINGS
9-8
9
Adjustable Slings
Easily replaces a variety of different length slings
accommodating a variety of different sized loads.
Infinitely adjustable.
CERTEX RATINGS Min. CERTEX RATINGS Min.
Cat. Ref. No. Diam. Vertical Choker Basket Length Cat. Ref. No. Vertical Choker Basket Length
CX09-0064 3/8 792 634 1,584 20" CX09-0071 1,056 845 2,112 20"
CX09-0065 7/16 1056 845 2,112 24" CX09-0072 1,584 1,267 3,168 24"
CX09-0066 1/2 1,496 1,197 2,992 28" CX09-0073 2,220 1,760 4,400 28"
CX09-0067 5/8 2,112 1,690 4,224 32" CX09-0074 3,203 2,562 6,406 32"
CX09-0068 3/4 2,992 2,394 5,984 38" CX09-0075 4,224 3,379 8,448 38"
CX09-0069 7/8 3,714 2,971 7,428 46" CX09-0076 6,248 4,998 12,496 46"
CX09-0070 1 4,400 3,520 8,800 54" CX09-0077 7,568 6,054 15,136 54"
12 Strand Polyester 12 Strand Polyester / Polyolefin
4-Leg Adjustable
Each leg adjusts to accommodate any size load or
lift point arrangement. Lifts can be made safely on
any 2 legs, 3 legs, or all 4.
CERTEX
Cat. Ref. No. Diam. Rating
Min.
Length
CERTEX
Cat. Ref. No. Rating
Min.
Length
CX09-0078 3/8 3,150 24" CX09-0085 2,350 24"
CX09-0079 7/16 4,750 28" CX09-0086 3,150 28"
CX09-0080 1/2 6,600 32" CX09-0087 4,450 32"
CX09-0081 5/8 9,600 38" CX09-0088 7,650 38"
CX09-0082 3/4 12,650 46" CX09-0089 8,950 46"
CX09-0083 7/8 18,700 52" CX09-0090 11,100 52"
CX09-0084 1 22,700 60" CX09-0091 13,200 60"
12 Strand Polyester / Polyolefin 12 Strand Polyester

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