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Dolezych endless web slings (1- or 2-layer) according to DIN EN 1492-1 are perfectly suited for use with traverses in lifting or choking use. Compared to eye slings, endless web slings are much simpler to sew and thus are highly economical lifting devices.
Advantages of endless web slings:
One-way use web slings are produced according to DIN 60005 and have a safety factor of 1:5. That means that a sling with a working load limit of 1 t has to reach a breaking load of 5 t. One-use web slings are used for the transport of goods from manufacturer to the customer. They have to be disposed of at the end of the chain of transportation.
Historic situation:
Web slings, especially endless web slings which were not produced in accordance to DIN EN 1492-1 used to be called disposable slings. These slings differing from DIN EN 1492-1 neither did have a colour code nor a standardized, and therefore, unambiguous labelling. They do not meet the minimum thickness prescribed by the industry standard. They were intended for one way-use and supposed to be destroyed afterwards. The safety factor for one-use slings should be 1:5 which is derived from the regulations of BGR 500. In real-life use, these one-use / disposable slings were also used for preslung procedures although they were never intended for this at any rate (see reference to pre-slung procedures on pages 38 and 39). In some opean countries such disposable slings were produced with safety breaking factor 1:4 and even erroneously used for pre-slung procedures in some German enterprises.
DIN 60005:
Because of this DIN 60005 was developed as the new basis for one–way slings.
What does DIN 60005:2005 specify?
By coming into effect DIN 60005 and a resulting DIN EN in Germany (correspondingly in ope) there is no longer any danger of confusion concerning the carrying load capacities. One-use, or disposable web slings can have very different designs in practical applications, such as endless web slings or eye slings in different colours.
In accordance with DIN EN 12195-1 and VDI 2700, sheet 2 Do.L.O.R.E.S. is the load securing calculation software.
Do.L.O.R.E.S stands for ‘Dolezych Ladungssicherung Optimiertes Rechnergestütztes Experten System’ (Dolezych load securing optimised computer-aided expert system). With this software you can determine the necessary number of lashing equipment and their dimensioning with pinpoint precision. Do.L.O.R.E.S. can be used alternatively in assistant mode or in expert mode. The assistant mode offers support in entering the data and is the fastest way to the result. The expert mode offers a large number of input options and also calculates the securing of the load for combinations of different lashing methods.
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