Lifting sling strap Forankra E-SNV206, capacity 2000 kg, length 6 m

Forankra E-SNV206 is a 6-metre polyester lifting sling strap with a rated capacity of 2000 kg. Engineered for lifting and load-securing tasks, the strap provides a flexible connection point for hoists, cranes and manual handling operations. The webbing construction resists abrasion and offers controlled elongation under load, making it suitable for general construction, transport and industrial environments where a certified 2-ton sling is required.

Advantages

The polyester webbing delivers a combination of strength and flexibility while remaining lightweight and easy to handle. The strap is designed to distribute load evenly and reduce pressure points on lifted items. Its material resists common workshop contaminants and provides predictable stretch characteristics for safer lifting. The 6 m length increases reach and allows versatile rigging configurations without adding significant weight to the lifting setup.

Suitable for

• Lifting and positioning equipment with cranes or hoists
• Securing cargo during transport
• Construction site material handling
• Industrial maintenance and installation tasks

Key specifications

• Rated capacity: 2000 kg
• Length: 6 m
• Material: polyester webbing
• Typical applications: lifting, load securing, rigging
• Flexible connection for hoists and cranes

How to use

Select an appropriate lifting configuration for the load and verify the rated capacity matches or exceeds the load weight. Inspect the strap for damage or wear before each use and arrange the sling around the load or through designated lifting points. Attach the sling securely to the hoist or hook, ensuring even load distribution and correct orientation of the webbing. Lift and lower smoothly, avoiding shock loads and sudden movements. After use, store the sling in a dry, protected location away from direct sunlight and chemicals.

Usage recommendations

Before each use, conduct a visual inspection for cuts, fraying, chemical damage or excessive wear and remove the sling from service if defects are found. Use appropriate lifting hardware and ensure compatibility with rated capacities. Avoid sharp edges or abrasive contact by using protective sleeves or padding where necessary. Follow local regulations and standards for lifting operations and periodic inspection intervals.