The load-bearing capacity of lifting belts depends on multiple factors, including material strength, design and manufacturing quality, and usage methods. Generally speaking, the load-bearing capacity of lifting belts will be determined according to the manufacturer's regulations, and the load-bearing capacity of different types and specifications of lifting belts will also vary.
For example, a 10 ton lifting belt can lift a maximum of 10 tons of heavy objects, but each lifting belt has a safety factor of 4-7 times. For example, if the rated load of the lifting belt is 1 ton, and its safety factor is 6, pulling more than 6 tons will cause it to break. However, in practical use, in order to ensure the safety of the operation, it is necessary to use it within the rated load range to avoid accidents.
It is very dangerous to use the lifting belt beyond its carrying capacity, which may cause the lifting belt to break, fail, or cause serious injury. If you need to handle heavy objects exceeding 10 tons, you should choose lifting equipment with appropriate load-bearing capacity, carefully check the condition of the equipment before use, and follow relevant safety operating procedures.