Slingmax Rigging Products Offers Literature On New Load-Lifting Equipment
Slingmax Rigging Products, Aston, Pa., has added Twin-Path Extra ™ Slings to their product line, according to Dennis St. Germain, president of the company. The company already markets the innovative Twin-Path™ Lifting Sling line.
The new sling product consists of two complete slings in one, each making separate connections between hook and load, with doublelayered covers for extra protection.
This back-up system helps m„ din control of the load should damage occur. The double-layered, colorcoded covers make for easy inspection.
The shape of the Twin-Path Extra Sling easily adapts to fit both hooks and shackles that might be too small for other slings and gives the widest possible bearing contact with the load. Beside their flexibility, the slings are extremely light and strong.
Slingmax Twin-Path Extra Lifting Slings are represented in Canada by Strider-Resource, with agreements pending in Europe and Asia.
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- Substantial Savings Realized With HydroSwage MK III Tube Expander page: 9
- Slingmax Rigging Products Offers Literature On New Load-Lifting Equipment page: 9
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- Constant-Tension Winch For Handling Rescue Boats Offered By Braden page: 12
- New Wooster Catalog Lists Anti-Slip Safety Stair/Walkway Products page: 12
- Tate Andale Offers Free 130-Page Catalog On Marine Products page: 13
- Harriet Harrison New Chairman Of AWO Southern Region page: 13
- AWO ANNUAL page: 14
- AWO'S REGULATORY ADVOCACY page: 18
- 1987: A YEAR OF MAJOR THREATS AND IMPORTANT VICTORIES page: 23
- Why You Should Be A Member Of AWO page: 24
- NAVY WILL SPEND OVER $9 BILLION IN FY 1988 ON R&D page: 27
- Fairbanks Morse Brochure Outlines Benefits Of New Ignition Generator page: 31
- MAJOR NAVY CONTRACTS page: 33
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- Textron Marine Systems Delivers 12th LCAC To Navy page: 38
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