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When to Replace a Chain Sling (And When Sales Guys Are Just Being Dramatic)(Post)
Chain slings get replaced too early on some jobs. And way too late on others. You have probably seen both. A sling looks rough, and someone says, “That thing is junk. You need a new one now.” Another
Common Rigging Mistakes and How to Avoid Them | Advantage Rigging(Post)If your rigging isn’t right, nothing else matters. Bad habits on the job site turn into bent hooks, damaged loads, and worst-case scenarios. The good news? Most rigging mistakes are predictable—and pr
Chain Sling Angles Explained: Why the Same Chain Can Have Different Lifting Capacities(Post)Same chain. Same load. Different angle. So why does your lifting capacity change? You can have a chain sling that's properly rated for a lift at 60°, but spread those legs out to 30°, and that same sl