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Waves Builders & Structural Consultant on Instagram: "⚠️ SAFE WORKING LOAD (SWL) – LIFTING SAFETY ESSENTIALS ⚠️ Understanding Safe Working Load (SWL) is critical to prevent accidents, equipment failure, and site hazards during lifting operations. 🔎 WHAT IS SWL? Safe Working Load (SWL) is the maximum load a lifting equipment or accessory can safely handle. 📘 KEY TERMS: 🔹 WLL – Working Load Limit 🔹 MBL – Minimum Breaking Load 🔹 FoS – Factor of Safety 🧮 SWL FORMULA: SWL = MBL ÷ Factor of Safe

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Listed on every sling is a Working Load Limit (WLL) for each type of hitch: vertical, choker, and basket. There are three numbers, not just one, because the effective strain put on the sling changes depending on how it's used. Vertical is a sort of baseline, choker is a reduced capacity, and basket is an increased capacity. For example, on a Tuffy 2" double-ply synthetic web sling WLL label, you'll see · Vertical: 6,200 lbs · Choker: 4,960 lbs · Basket: 12,400 lbs So why does a choker hitch get