Two-Ply Construction
Features two layers of webbing in the load-bearing body, with capacity determined by the finished sling’s rated specifications.
Duplex lifting slings feature a two-ply webbing body for industrial load handling. Choose a suitable sling according to its rated capacity, effective length and intended lifting arrangement.
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A duplex lifting sling is a flat webbing sling with a two-ply load-bearing body. Depending on its design, the sling may have sewn eyes or compatible end fittings for connection to lifting equipment.
Duplex lifting slings feature a two-ply load-bearing webbing body. Their end arrangement may include sewn eyes or compatible fittings, depending on the product design.
Confirm the required rated working load limit.
Verify the required effective length and end arrangement.
Select according to the approved lifting configuration.
Duplex construction describes the sling’s two-ply webbing body. The sling must still be selected using its stated rated working load limit and the intended lifting arrangement.
Part of our lifting sling range , GRIPZON duplex slings should be specified according to the load, dimensions and approved lifting method.
Duplex webbing slings offer flexible load support when selected for the required capacity, lifting method and operating conditions.
Features two layers of webbing in the load-bearing body, with capacity determined by the finished sling’s rated specifications.
The flat webbing provides a contact surface that can help distribute pressure across suitable loads.
The webbing can conform around compatible load shapes, following the approved lifting arrangement and protection requirements.
Flexible construction makes the sling practical to position and store. Correct handling and regular inspection help maintain its condition.
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Construction, configuration and intended use are different characteristics. Choose a sling according to its rated specifications and your lifting arrangement.
Duplex does not automatically mean twice the capacity of simplex. Always use the rating supplied for the finished sling and intended lifting configuration.
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Select a duplex sling that suits your load, connection points and lifting arrangement. Share these details with Pinnacle Lift-Tech for product-selection support.
Provide the confirmed load weight, dimensions and centre of gravity to help assess the required sling arrangement.
Specify the intended hitch and sling angles. Check the working load limit for that configuration rather than relying on ply count or breaking strength.
Share the required effective working length and load-contact dimensions. Confirm the measurement method before ordering.
Describe the required eye or fitting arrangement. Confirm compatibility with the crane hook, shackles and load connection points.
Identify rough surfaces, sharp edges, temperature and chemical exposure so suitable material and protection can be assessed.
Provide your quantity and delivery location for a quotation and estimated lead time.
Send your load details, required dimensions and application photographs to our team.
A duplex sling’s working load limit depends on the lifting method and arrangement. Follow the rated data and instructions supplied for your specific sling.
Connects the load to the lifting equipment in a straight arrangement. Check the stated vertical working load limit and compatibility of the end connections.
The sling passes around the load and through an eye or approved fitting. Use the specified choker rating and follow permitted choke-angle and contact conditions.
The sling supports the load with both ends connected to the lifting equipment. Check the rating for the actual sling angles, load balance and support arrangement.
Do not assume all lifting methods have the same capacity. Two-ply construction alone does not establish a hitch rating; use the manufacturer’s capacity chart.
Two-ply construction does not automatically mean twice the capacity. Always use the rated working load limit supplied for the finished sling and intended lifting configuration.
Share your required specification and intended lifting method with Pinnacle Lift-Tech.
Duplex lifting slings support suitable industrial lifting tasks where flat, flexible webbing fits the load and handling requirements.
Used for lifting and positioning machinery, production equipment and components with a suitable sling arrangement.
Supports handling of fabricated assemblies and engineering components, with appropriate protection at rough surfaces and sharp edges.
Used for positioning suitable structural components and materials within the sling’s rated lifting configuration.
Supports loading, unloading and positioning of compatible industrial goods using suitable cranes or hoists.
Select the sling according to its rated capacity, lifting configuration, load-contact conditions and operating environment. Use suitable edge protection where required.
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Correct protection, inspection and handling help maintain your duplex sling’s condition. Follow the instructions supplied with your GRIPZON product.
Assess rough surfaces and sharp edges before lifting. Anti-abrasive sleeves can help reduce rubbing, but must not be assumed to provide cut protection.
Check accessible webbing surfaces, edges, eyes, stitching and fittings for damage. Confirm that the identification label remains readable.
Avoid knots, twisting, dragging or trapping the sling beneath a load. Use compatible connections and remain within the rated limits.
Follow the manufacturer’s cleaning and storage instructions. Protect the sling from damaging heat, chemicals and prolonged sunlight.
If damage is identified or the sling’s condition cannot be confidently assessed, remove it from service and have it evaluated in accordance with the applicable inspection procedure.
Consider suitable protective accessories for the sling and application. Select protection based on the actual contact conditions rather than assuming one accessory provides universal protection.
Share your sling specification, load details and operating conditions with the Pinnacle Lift-Tech team.
Correct protection, inspection and handling help maintain your duplex sling’s condition. Follow the instructions supplied with your GRIPZON product.
Assess rough surfaces and sharp edges before lifting. Anti-abrasive sleeves can help reduce rubbing, but must not be assumed to provide cut protection.
Check accessible webbing surfaces, edges, eyes, stitching and fittings for damage. Confirm that the identification label remains readable.
Avoid knots, twisting, dragging or trapping the sling beneath a load. Use compatible connections and remain within the rated limits.
Follow the manufacturer’s cleaning and storage instructions. Protect the sling from damaging heat, chemicals and prolonged sunlight.
If damage is identified or the sling’s condition cannot be confidently assessed, remove it from service and have it evaluated in accordance with the applicable inspection procedure.
Consider suitable protective accessories for the sling and application. Select protection based on the actual contact conditions rather than assuming one accessory provides universal protection.
Share your sling specification, load details and operating conditions with the Pinnacle Lift-Tech team.
Find answers to common questions about duplex lifting slings, their construction, capacity and permitted lifting methods.
Product selection depends on the load, dimensions, lifting arrangement and rated configuration. Share your requirements with our team for practical support.
Talk to Our Team →A duplex lifting sling is a flat webbing sling with a two-ply load-bearing body. It may have sewn eyes or end fittings, depending on the product design.
A duplex sling has a two-ply body, while a simplex sling has a single-ply body. Compare the finished products’ rated capacities, dimensions and approved configurations before selecting.
No. Ply count alone does not determine capacity. Always use the working load limit stated for the specific sling and lifting arrangement.
Only where the manufacturer permits those configurations. Check the product’s rated capacity and instructions for the intended hitch, sling angle and connection arrangement.
Always select and use a lifting sling according to its rated specifications and the manufacturer’s instructions for the actual lifting arrangement.
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Our team will discuss available duplex sling options and provide a quotation based on your specifications, quantity and delivery location.
Provide your load weight, sling dimensions, lifting method and required quantity.
Discuss the suitable duplex sling configuration, end arrangement and application requirements.
Get pricing and estimated lead time based on your confirmed requirements and delivery location.
The more application details you provide, the easier it is for our team to discuss the appropriate product option.