SWR specialise in the manufacture of wire rope slings in all constructions for many applications. We have equipment in house to enable us to press up to 36mm diameter wire rope. All slings are produced using general engineering wire ropes manufactured to BS EN 12385 – 4 and working loads should conform to BS EN 13414-1: 2003.Typical Sling arrangements – (WLL = Working Load Limit)

Cradle Slings Lifting coils, steel strip, etc.  Basket Hitch SWL = 1.4 x WLL of sling  Protect Rope from sharp corners.
Cradle Slings Lifting boilers and packaging cases, etc.  Double Basket Hitch SWL = 2.1 x WLL of sling.
Halshing Slings Method using a single sling in place of an endless sling where a ‘bight’ is required. A stirrup fitted temporarily in the bight will minimise damage to the sling. Double and Choked. SWL = 1.6 x WLL of sling.
Double Wrap Slings Note how the double wrap grips the load and helps to prevent it from slipping sideways out of the slings. Double Wrap Basket Hitch SWL = 2.1 x WLL of sling.
Combination Slings Timber steel sheets and packing cases, etc. N.B. Maximum angle between legs is 90º
Reeving Slings Lifting tubes, bars and rods, etc. Double Choke Hitch SWL = 1.1 x WLL of sling.
Working load limits for slings using Fibre Core rope of classes 6x19 and 6x36, and having ferrule-secured eye terminations.
Working load limits for slings using Steel Core rope of classes 6x19, 6x36 and 8x36, and having ferrule-secured eye terminations.