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ID WLL according to mode of use

Type	Choked x 0.8 WLL kg	Basket x 2 WLL kg	90 deg. basket x 1.4 WLL kg	120 deg. basket x 1.0 WLL kg
Type	Choked x 0.8 WLL kg	Basket x 2 WLL kg	90 deg. basket x 1.4 WLL kg	120 deg. basket x 1.0 WLL kg
ID 100	800	2000	1400	1000
ID 200	1600	4000	2800	2000
ID 300	2400	6000	4200	3000
ID 400	3200	8000	5600	4000
ID 500	4000	10000	7000	5000
ID 600	4800	12000	8400	6000
ID 800	6400	16000	11200	8000
ID 1000	8000	20000	14000	10000

Flat woven webbing slings

EN 1492-1:2000+A1:2008 Textile slings - Safety - Part 1: Flat woven webbing slings made of man-made fibres for general purpose use

flat woven webbing slings for multi-purposes, made Polyester. These may be endless or in the form of single or multi-leg slings which may terminate with soft eyes or metal terminal fttings.

Effective Length The effective length is the distance between the bearing points of the sling when stretched out by hand, without noticeable tension, on a flat surface. (See fgure below)

Working Load Limit The working load limit marked on the sewn webbing component and indicated by any colour codes or stripe markings is the maximum load that the sewn webbing component may sustain when it is in straight pull.

Note: For use in normal conditions the SWL of a single leg sling in straight pull, or an endless sling in straight pull, will be equal to the working load limit.

Mode Factor The mode factor is a numerical value which is applied to the marked working load limit of a sewn webbing component to determine the maximum load which the sling may lift according to the mode of use and assembly, e.g. choke hitch, basket hitch, single or multiple slinging.