If classified according to the design structure of lifting belts, lifting belts are mainly divided into eye lifting belts and circular lifting belts. Many friends who have not directly contacted lifting belts are not familiar with these two types of lifting belts. Today, let's briefly introduce the differences between these two types of lifting belts.
Firstly, there is a structural difference. Ring eye lifting belts are usually composed of a high-strength belt body and a ring eye, with both ends connected to form a circular eye, which is used to connect hooks or other lifting equipment. A circular lifting belt is usually composed of a circular strip, which forms a closed loop with no obvious connection points.
Then there is the difference in usage. Eye lifting straps are usually used to connect hooks or other lifting equipment to provide lifting points. Circular lifting belts are commonly used to construct suspension systems or lifting points, where multiple circular lifting belts can be connected together through connectors or steel rings to form a reliable lifting device.