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- the round sling's load-bearing core encased by the tube sleeve is
damaged,
- the fabric has been damaged by acid or lye.
- the tube sleeve has been damaged by the effects of heat (such as
welding beads),
- non-replaceable fittings have been distorted by overload or wear
(bending, cutting, ground areas on the support points, etc.).
Especially if fittings show incipient cracks, lateral cracks, notches,
breakage or corrosion, the affected slings must be removed from use.
Never take a risk! round slings/round sling hangers can be disposed
of with household waste as long as the fabric has not been contamina-
ted with oils, raw materials, etc. If the fabric has been contaminated by
chemicals, the round slings/round sling hangers must be disposed of as
special waste. The metal fittings must be sent for recycling.
5 Storage and cleaning
Maintenance and proper storage prolong the quality and functionality
of SpanSet round slings/round sling hangers. Therefore, inspect the
round slings/round sling hangers after each use! Damaged round
slings/round sling hangers must be removed from use or repaired, and
soiled round slings/round sling hangers must be cleaned before they
are put into storage (see 2 Safety instructions and handling). Keep the
round slings/round sling hangers clean, dry and well ventilated, and
protect them from direct sunlight and the effects of chemicals.
6 Training and important things to know
SpanSet round slings/round sling hangers fully meet the requirements
of BGR 500, 1492-2, EC machine guideline 2006/42/EC, as well as
ZH 1/324 and BGI 556. Please note that the standards and guidelines
listed are only examples. Please be aware that specific industries and
applications may have special safety requirements that must be com-
plied with. When using textile slings, observe regional occupational
safety regulations, such as the rules of the professional associations
in Germany. You can get more information and access sources for the
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