IMPA: 232191

Belt Type Nylon Slings for Marine Rigging & Lifting

The Belt Type Nylon Sling is an essential rigging tool for marine and shipboard lifting applications. Constructed from high-tensile industrial nylon webbing, these slings provide a strong, flexible, and lightweight solution for securing and moving deck cargo, machinery, and ship store supplies. Designed for marine environments, they are resistant to abrasion, mildew, and most oils, delivering dependable performance in demanding conditions.

Complying with IMPA code 232191, these belt-style lifting slings are available in a range of widths and load capacities to suit various shipboard lifting tasks. Their soft, flat body distributes load evenly across the surface of the lifted item, reducing damage to delicate cargo and providing a secure grip. Whether used for routine deck operations, engine room lifts, or cargo lashing, these nylon slings offer excellent versatility and long service life.

Key Features

Technical Specifications

SpecificationDetails
Product TypeBelt Type Nylon Sling
IMPA Code232191
MaterialHigh-tensile nylon webbing
Standard Widths25 mm / 50 mm / 75 mm / 100 mm
Standard Lengths1 m - 6 m (custom lengths available)
Safe Working Load (SWL)Up to 10,000 kg (depending on sling configuration)
Breaking Strength5:1 safety factor
End FittingsFlat eyes, endless loop, or eye-and-eye
ColorVarious (color-coded by load rating)
Working Temperature-40°C to 100°C

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a belt type nylon sling used for?

Belt type nylon slings are used for lifting and securing loads in marine and industrial environments. They are especially effective for handling cargo, machinery, and deck equipment where a non-marring, flexible lifting strap is required.

What does IMPA 232191 mean?

IMPA 232191 is the International Marine Purchasing Association code used to identify belt type nylon slings for ship chandler supply. It ensures the product matches the established rigging and deck equipment category for onboard procurement.

How do I determine the correct sling for my lifting application?

Consider the load weight, sling length, width, and configuration. The working load limit (WLL) should always exceed the weight of the load, and the sling should be inspected for damage before each use.

Can nylon slings be used for both lifting and lashing?

Yes, belt type nylon slings are highly versatile and can be used for lifting, pulling, lashing, and securing cargo in a wide range of maritime applications. However, always ensure the sling is used within its rated capacity.

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