Modeco MN-02-624 is a ceiling-type lifting sling intended for vertical lifting and load securing. Constructed from polyester webbing, this flat sling offers a rated capacity of 2 tonnes with a width of 60 mm and a length of 4 m, suitable for repetitive handling tasks that require a non-elastic, durable strap. It is designed to be used with hoists, cranes and other overhead lifting devices where a flat webbing sling ensures stable vertical lifts and reduced edge pressure on loads.
Advantages
The polyester webbing provides high tensile strength combined with flexibility and resistance to abrasion and many common contaminants. Its flat, non-elastic construction helps maintain load stability during vertical lifts and reduces the risk of sudden elongation under load. The 60 mm width distributes force across a larger area, which can protect softer or coated load surfaces. Lightweight and easy to handle, the sling is straightforward to rig and compatible with common lifting hardware.
Suitable for
- Vertical lifting of pallets and crates
- Handling machinery parts and components
- Securing construction materials during hoisting
- Use with hoists, cranes and lifting beams
Key specifications
- Rated capacity: 2 tonnes (vertical lift)
- Material: polyester webbing (flat, non-elastic)
- Width: 60 mm
- Length: 4 m
- Type: ceiling / vertical lifting sling
How to use
Select an appropriate lifting point and inspect the sling for visible damage, cuts, or excessive wear before each use. Thread the sling according to the chosen hitch (vertical, choker or basket) ensuring correct orientation for a vertical lift application, and attach to the hoist or crane hook using suitable connectors or shackles rated for the load. Center the load beneath the lifting hook and perform a trial lift to verify balance and secure seating of the sling. Do not exceed the rated capacity and avoid sharp edges or corrosive contact that could damage the polyester webbing.
Usage recommendations
Store the sling away from direct sunlight and chemicals when not in use, perform regular inspections per local safety regulations, and replace the sling if cuts, fraying, burns, or other defects are found. For lifts involving edges, use protective sleeves or edge protectors to prevent cutting and premature wear.
