1. Dyneema slings are superior to steel cables and other synthetic fibers in terms of relaxation fatigue, bending fatigue and wear resistance. Compared to polyester slings, it has a much lower elongation, which improves lifting accuracy. In addition, Dyneema fiber floats on water, has good corrosion resistance to most chemicals, has good UV resistance, is not affected by salt water, and does not absorb water.
2. For any industry, time is money. This is why more and more operators rely on Dyneema fiber hoisting for fast, safe, and more efficient hoisting operations, so as to make operations more productive and profitable. Slings made of Dyneema fibers are ideal for repeated use, such as those performed by stevedoring companies. Because this kind of
Sling is much lighter than polyester, it can be easily transported to the job site, easy to operate, and can be quickly installed and hung on the suspended object. When working in deep water, Dyneema slings make it easier for divers to install the sling correctly, thus ensuring that the lifting is completed faster and on schedule. Adding a sheath made of Dyneema fiber to the sling can improve its cut and abrasion resistance, thus eliminating the time-consuming steps of installing protective pads.
3. Reduce inventory. Due to its light weight and long life, Dyneema slings can use one (large load) sling for rated load lifting operations without using polyester or steel slings of various specifications. This saves time and avoids additional sling inventory expenditures.
4. Avoid work stoppages caused by work-related injuries. We all know that nothing delays operations more than accidents and injuries. The use of soft and lightweight Dyneema slings reduces downtime losses due to accidents and work injuries. Avoid cargo damage and industrial accidents. Operational efficiency and operational benefits are improved. There are always risks in the lifting of large and heavy objects. In this case, the sling made of Dyneema fiber can enhance the safety and help to ensure the smooth completion of the lifting.
5. The slings made of Dyneema fiber provide greater safety because they are light and easy to operate, and the risk of injury to the operator (such as back strain) is greatly reduced. In addition, unlike steel cable slings, which often break wires and hurt people, the surface of Dyneema slings is always very smooth and smooth. Due to the lightness of operation, the Dyneema sling can be more easily installed in the ideal position of the heavy lifting object, which further improves the safety of lifting.
6. Dyneema fibers have high strength and light weight, and more importantly, they do not absorb water. Wet or dry, they are light enough to maintain their light-handling properties and not absorb water and become heavy like polyester slings. This makes them much more convenient to use in salvage operations, where the diver can safely position the sling around the object. Dyneema slings are not prone to damage and breakage under harsh conditions, as they are highly resistant to salt water, chemicals and UV radiation, further enhancing operational safety. No matter what kind of lifting you face, you can use the sling made of Dyneema fiber to lift objects with strict requirements. This is not only because Dyneema slings are strong, light and easy to handle, but also because they are extremely strong and durable. Toughness is an inherent characteristic of Dyneema fiber. Equipping these slings with a sheath made of Dyneema fiber results in a sling with high abrasion and tear resistance.
