OMEGA 16mm Spliced Sling

Stein OMEGA 16mm Spliced Sling 5m with Friction Ring Insert

Low friction rings on the OMEGA 16mm Spliced Sling are extremely versatile and a lighter alternative to a standard rigging block.  However, the rings are not designed to replace blocks where free running or continuous adjustment under load are required. The rings are manufactured from specially engineered high-grade aluminum and coated with a hard anodising which delivers an extremely smooth, low-friction finish. A deep rope groove ensures the spliced rigging line is protected within the rings outer diameter.

Ring Dimensions: Outer Dia = 75mm / Inner Dia = 28mm / Material = Aluminium

These Low Friction Rings are spliced into STEIN OMEGA Rigging line which have a 32-plait polyester sheath that offers high resistant’s to abrasion and combined with a braided high-tenacity core provides for a tough but high-strength lowering line. The balanced core/cover polyester construction offers performance and durability when needed. OMEGA has a fully torque-balanced construction which helps eliminate twist; UV resistant polyester construction for outdoor use and the supple braid aids handling running smooth through common Rigging Hardware.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Product Care:

Failure to follow the rope care guidelines issued with the rope outlining the correct use and care may give rise to a situation that could endanger the user’s life. The manufacturer cannot be liable for the abuse or misuse of safety equipment. All risk is the responsibility of the user.

Storage and Transport:

Store Ropes in a relaxed state, loosely coiled and make sure to undo any knots and remove any hardware. Dry the rope or store it in free air circulation at room temperature. This rope is not biodegradable and will not rot. If stored in a dirty condition it can take on a smell, it is best to wash it first. Sunlight can degrade this rope over time, and although only the cover is exposed and the core yarns are protected, long-term exposure to strong sunlight should be avoided and the rope stored under shelter. Any change in the outside fibers due to the effect of sunlight will appear as wear when visually inspected. During transportation, the ropes should be packed in sealed bags to prevent contamination, and protected from mechanical damage, extremes of temperature, and other factors documented in this leaflet known to adversely affect the rope’s condition