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Sling & Rigging Tools

SlingGrab

An interface for reaching and handling a sling.

SlingGrab
HSF / Canada application enquiries

Match the interface
to your task.

Check chain, sling or hard-point dimensions and head clearance. Confirm the intended retrieval or positioning task; do not infer a lifting capacity from the tool length or grip.

Published applications

  • Reach under a load or into a confined access point to hook, reposition or retrieve a rigging sling, keeping the hand out of the under-load zone.

Product features

  • Review sling access geometry and the planned sling movement. Use within the approved lifting sequence. Confirm the load condition and the sequence of load movement before reaching into the under-load zone.
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Supply is quoted for the selected configuration and destination. Product information follows PSC’s catalogue; confirm the current datasheet before ordering.

Technical reference

Product information.

SlingGrab — published configuration information
ConfigurationConfigurations confirmed during application review.

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