Working Load Limits

Lifting any free-standing load is a high-risk activity that requires a range of controls to ensure safety. To view working load limits visit this page.

SPANSET Working load limit chart

Sling Selection and Working Load Limits: A Brief Guide - LOADMATE

OSHA DANGER DO NOT EXCEED WORK LOAD LIMIT (WLL) Sign or Label with Symbol This OSHA-format Crane sign makes your Worksite message clear to employees,

OSHA DANGER Do Not Exceed Work Load Limit WLL Sign With Symbol ODE-13084

White DO NOT EXCEED WORK LOAD LIMIT (WLL) Sign with Symbol on Aluminum, Plastic or Label This easy-to-read Crane sign with bold text and graphic

Do Not Exceed Work Load Limit (Wll) Sign NHEP-13084

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Applying Working Load Limit to Cargo Control for Flatbed Load

M & W Low Headroom, Lifting Beam - 15,000 lb. WLL 12162

Differences Working Load Limit (WLL) and Safe Working Load (SWL)

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