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　　Container slings are equipment used for lifting and handling containers. Their operating methods usually include the following steps:

　　Spread contact: Move the container spread next to the container that needs to be lifted to ensure that the hook or fixture of the spreader can correctly contact the container's hanging lugs or other fixed parts.

　　Hook drop: by controlling the operating table or remote control, the hook slowly drops until it comes into contact with the container's hoisting lugs or fixtures, and ensures that the hoisting is stable.

　　Suspend the container: Adjust the position and angle of the spreader as needed, and then start the hoist through the operating table or remote control to slowly lift the container off and ensure the balance and stability of the container.

　　Mobile container: Once the container is lifted, the container can be placed in the desired position, such as a truck, ship or stacking area by controlling the movement of the spreader.

　　Land down the container: After the container arrives at the destination, gradually lower the container through the operation control system to ensure safe placement on the ground or other support.

　　Unsing the spreader: After the container is placed, unconnect the spreader and the container, and move the spreader away for the next lifting operation.

　　When operating container slings, operators need to strictly abide by operating procedures and safety operating requirements to ensure a smooth and safe lifting process. At the same time, the container slings are regularly inspected, maintained and maintained to ensure the normal operation and safety of the equipment.

　　Container slings are equipment used for lifting and handling containers. Their operating methods usually include the following steps:

　　Spread contact: Move the container spread next to the container that needs to be lifted to ensure that the hook or fixture of the spreader can correctly contact the container's hanging lugs or other fixed parts.

　　Hook drop: by controlling the operating table or remote control, the hook slowly drops until it comes into contact with the container's hoisting lugs or fixtures, and ensures that the hoisting is stable.

　　Suspend the container: Adjust the position and angle of the spreader as needed, and then start the hoist through the operating table or remote control to slowly lift the container off and ensure the balance and stability of the container.

　　Mobile container: Once the container is lifted, the container can be placed in the desired position, such as a truck, ship or stacking area by controlling the movement of the spreader.

　　Land down the container: After the container arrives at the destination, gradually lower the container through the operation control system to ensure safe placement on the ground or other support.

　　Unsing the spreader: After the container is placed, unconnect the spreader and the container, and move the spreader away for the next lifting operation.

　　When operating container slings, operators need to strictly abide by operating procedures and safety operating requirements to ensure a smooth and safe lifting process. At the same time, the container slings are regularly inspected, maintained and maintained to ensure the normal operation and safety of the equipment.