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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What kind of slings does amick make?

  Amick Associates, Inc. fabricates both welded and mechanical chain slings. For welded assemblies that require heat treating, Amick heat treats individual welds/ links of chain rather than performing batch heat treating.

• Are wire rope slings safe for lifting materials?

  The use of wire rope slings for lifting materials provides several advantages over other types of slings. While not as strong as chain, it has good flexibility with minimum weight. Breaking outer wires warn of failure and allow time to react. Properly fabricated wire rope slings are very safe for general construction use.

• What are the different types of slings?

  Wire Rope Slings, Synthetic Web Slings, Endless Round Slings, Synthetic Rope Assemblies, Tuffy Tri-Braid Slings, Alloy Chain Slings, Chain & Wire Mesh Slings, Pendant Lines, Rolloff Cables, Pipe Handling Slings & Keepers

• What grade of chain is used for chain slings?

  Although Grade 100 Alloy chain is the most common grade of chain used today, Grade 80 chain is still found in use on on large diameter chain slings 1 and above. Types of alloy chain sling assemblies include single, double, triple, and quadruple leg models.

• How do I protect my alloy chain slings?

  Using proper sling protection, following the D/d capacity reductions and exercising proper rigging practices will eliminate damage to your alloy chain slings. When chain is used to lift, pull or secure materials, the outside surface of the links can come in contact with foreign objects that can cause damage.