- Lehae /
- Lihlahisoa /
- Letlooa la ho Phahamisa Cargo
Lihlahisoa tsa lihlopha
A letlooa la ho phahamisa thepa is a flexible rope or webbing net that lifts a whole consignment as one unit. Hung from its corner or multi-point slings, it spreads the load across a wide face instead of a single point, so irregular, loose or stacked goods can be moved without being repacked or strapped one piece at a time.
This category covers the flat lifting net, the three-dimensional net bag and the heavy-duty large-tonnage net, made in nylon, polyester, polypropylene, UHMWPE and aramid to the mesh, bophara ba thapo, size and working load your cargo needs. Re bolelle morwalo, its shape and how it is presented to the crane, and we will confirm the net that fits it.
Choosing a cargo lifting net by the load, not by the size
A net is specified from three things: what the cargo is, how it is packed, and how the net will be attached. Loose goods that must not escape the net need a closed three-dimensional form; a palletised or bundled load that only has to be held together is served by a flat net with four corner points. The mesh and the rope diameter follow from the cargo’s smallest dimension and its mass, not from the net’s outside size.
Materials, and what decides between them
- Nylon — the general-purpose choice: tough, e thibang mahlaba, good with shock loads.
- Polyester — low stretch, stable under a steady load, good for repetitive handling.
- Polypropylene — light and economical, mme e a phaphamala; suited to light daily work.
- UHMWPE le aramid — for the highest strength-to-weight, and for heat or flame exposure respectively.
Whatever the fibre, the contact is soft: a net will not scratch a finished, coated or painted surface the way a chain or a wire rope does. Where the cargo is dressed, say so on the enquiry and the mesh and edge protection are chosen with that in mind.
E botsoa khafetsa
Ke mosebetsi ofe oo ke lokelang ho o hlalosa? Mojaro kamoo o hlahisoang kateng, for the arrangement you will actually use — the net’s rating is not the same as the crane’s.
Can a net be made to my size? Ee. Boholo, letlooeng, bophara ba thapo, number of lifting points and capacity are all made to order.
Is marking supplied? Yes — the working load limit and the identification the net was made to are marked on the net.
Where to go next
For the forms in this family, see cargo webbing net, extra large capacity cargo net, heavy duty military cargo netting le letlooa le phahamisang mosebetsi o boima. Related categories: cargo net, lifting sling.
Ikopanye
Lift Sling Rigging Co., Ltd - mohala le WeChat 18066002268, lengolo-tsoibila 702461526@qq.com, Lifute Industrial Park, Motse oa Taizhou, Profinseng ea Jiangsu, China. HS khoutu 630790.