Sling Angles Best Practices

Because most of the time the rigger in the field only has one connection point to collect their slings, it is important that they understanding best practices for rigging triangles and angles formed.
The rigging triangle is formed anytime two or more slings are connected to a load and the other end of the slings are collected in a common point such as a hook, shackle or ring. Whether the slings are chain, wire rope or synthetic, sling angle best practices are the same.
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[@MegaRaajput]

how possible safety fector 2 for 30 angle? kindly explain

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Becos at 30degree angle, you have double the weight of the load on the slings. Meaning a load of 10tonnes at 30degree angle, each sling has 10tonnes on them instead of 5tonnes.

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sir what is the safety factor for choker in angel mode??? normally we use .8 for vertical choker. and can you give me your whats-app no because i want to inquire more things related Rigging.

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