Assertion: shackle's load limit | /r/HasProperty | wll
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text: Working Load Limit (WLL):
text: They are typically forged from galvanized steel and the ones made for lifting are stamped with a working load limit (WLL).
text: If a shackle is being used with two slings, and is symmetrically loaded, the maximum included angle of 120-degrees may be utilized up to the full Working Load Limit (WLL) if the manufacturer allows.
text: When you buy shackles focus on one specification: The Working Load Limit (WLL).
text: The other important thing to consider is your Working Load Limit (WLL).
text: Working Load Limit (WLL)
text: Part of using a shackle within reasonable means is ensuring its Working Load Limit (WLL) is enough to support the task you intend to undertake.
text: They are better because they are made of alloy steel and boast higher Working Load Limits (WLL) on a size-to-size basis.
text: Working load limit (WLL) is 1000kg
text: People can be confused because they see that the shackles are stamped 1 tonne Working Load Limit (WLL) and assume that 1 tonne is the maximum capacity for the D shackle when it is generally 6 times the Working Load Limit (WLL).
text: People can be confused because they see that the shackles are stamped 1 tonne Working Load Limit (WLL) and assume that 1 tonne is the maximum capacity for the D shackle when it is generally 6 times the Working Load Limit (WLL).
text: Performance specifications for shackles include working load limit (WLL), an amount that is usually measured in tons.