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£15.99Heavy-Duty Lifting Slings & Recovery Straps
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does "Duplex Webbing" mean?
Duplex webbing means the sling is constructed from two layers of heavy-duty polyester material stitched together. This double-layer design provides significantly higher strength, durability, and abrasion resistance compared to a thinner, single-layer (simplex) sling, making it the preferred choice for commercial lifting and heavy vehicle recovery.
Is there a difference between a lifting sling and a tree saver strap?
Structurally, no. A high-quality "tree saver" sold in 4x4 shops is exactly the same as an industrial duplex lifting sling. They are both made of reinforced polyester webbing designed for high-tension loads. The wider the sling, the better it acts as a tree saver, as it spreads the force of the pull over a larger area of the tree trunk.
Can I use a lifting sling as a dynamic snatch strap?
No. Lifting slings are made from high-tenacity polyester, which is designed to have very low stretch (typically less than 3% under load). A snatch strap (kinetic recovery strap) is made from nylon and is designed to stretch up to 20% to absorb the shock of a running vehicle recovery. Never use a static lifting sling for a kinetic, running vehicle recovery, as the sudden shock load can snap the strap or tear the recovery points off your vehicle.
How do I check a lifting sling for damage?
Before every use, you should inspect your sling for safety. You must retire and replace the sling immediately if you find any deep cuts in the webbing, severe abrasion where the internal yarns are exposed, melted or charred sections from friction heat, or if the load-bearing stitching around the reinforced eyes is torn.
Heavy-Duty Lifting Slings: Industrial Strength & Recovery Ready
Whether you are operating an overhead crane on a construction site or rigging a complex double-line pull in the middle of a muddy forest, a high-quality lifting sling is a non-negotiable piece of safety equipment.
Novawinch supplies premium duplex webbing slings designed to handle extreme tension without compromising the load. Manufactured from high-tenacity, 100% polyester webbing, our slings are lightweight, flexible, and engineered to resist UV degradation, industrial chemicals, and heavy abrasion.
EN 1492-1 Color-Coded Compliance
For commercial lifting, safety and instant identification are paramount. Our industrial slings are strictly manufactured and color-coded to the European standard EN 1492-1. This allows fleet managers, crane operators, and tow truck drivers using our Commercial Recovery Winches to instantly identify the Safe Working Load (SWL) of a sling on the job site:
- Purple: 1 Tonne SWL
- Green: 2 Tonne SWL
- Yellow: 3 Tonne SWL
- Grey: 4 Tonne SWL
- Red: 5 Tonne SWL
Note: The Safe Working Load is based on a straight, vertical lift. Your sling's capacity will effectively double in a "U" (basket) configuration, and decrease by roughly 20% when used in a "choke" configuration.
The Essential 4x4 "Tree Saver"
In the off-road and recovery world, a lifting sling serves a vital secondary purpose: protecting the environment. If you are winching your vehicle out of a bog using a live tree as an anchor point, wrapping your Synthetic Winch Rope or steel cable directly around the trunk will instantly strip the bark and kill the tree, while simultaneously damaging your winch line.
By wrapping a wide, flat polyester lifting sling (commonly called a tree saver or tree trunk protector) around the base of the tree and attaching your winch line to the sling's reinforced eyes via a D-ring shackle, you distribute the immense pressure over a wider surface area. This protects both the tree and your expensive 4x4 Electric Winch equipment.
Whether you are rigging a complex angle pull through our heavy-duty Snatch Blocks or lifting plant machinery onto a flatbed, Novawinch lifting slings provide the certified, reliable strength you need to execute the job safely.