Tubular sling
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The tubular sling is a product designed for lashing tubular-shaped loads in Sling format. As a variation of the equipment, some slings can also be found in ring format.
Produced in polyester with abrasion treatment, the tubular sling has a strength 7 times greater than its working capacity for greater safety, in accordance with the ABNT standards requirements.
A tubular sling is recommended for industrial load lifting work during maintenance or system installation in industries, civil construction sites, maintenance companies and construction materials resellers and retailers.
The customer can easily identify which tubular sling is most suitable for their needs, simply by the colour of the sling, as load capacity identification is given by colour — and above 10 tonnes, all slings are orange.
ADVANTAGES OF THE TUBULAR SLING
Every tubular sling stands out and is recognised in the market due to its high flexibility, which gives it high performance in load lifting. For example, the tubular sling can achieve results of up to 100 tonnes when used vertically. Thus, the safety of the worker and the work itself will be preserved when using this type of sling.
When purchasing the tubular sling directly from the manufacturer, the customer can specify the width and length that best meets the requirements of their load lifting needs.
Another option available to the consumer is to choose which cover will be used on the tubular sling — which can be a single cover, double cover or the Sling model cover, which closes both parts of the strap and leaves it with loops at both ends.
FITACABO — NATIONAL LEADING SLING MANUFACTURER
Fitacabo is a company that has been operating for many years as a manufacturer of tubular slings and has operations and product commercialisation throughout Latin America — making it a national and international benchmark in the sector.
Fitacabo's benchmark status is due to the manufacturer's operation in producing slings with quality certificates and bringing the product into compliance with all current standards — such as standard NBR 15.
