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　　Contained slings and rigging play different roles in lifting operations, and the main differences between them are reflected in definition, function and application.

　　I. Definition

　　Container sling: It is a special equipment specially used for container loading, unloading and transfer, and is usually used for freight warehousing, water transport ports and terminals. Because it is a special equipment, it has the characteristics of high reliability, stable operation and high operating efficiency.

　　Ritting: refers to the general term for various tools and equipment used to connect, fix or lift objects. Its materials include steel, aluminum, titanium alloy, plastic, etc. According to different uses and structural characteristics, rigging can be divided into various types such as hoisting rigging, connecting rigging, fixed rigging, riveting rigging, elastic rigging, etc. Common cables include wire ropes, synthetic ropes, chains, bolts, nuts, etc.

　　2. Function

　　Container sling: The main function is to lift and transport containers. It usually adopts a semi-automatic or automatic elastic zipper control structural design, which is easy to operate and improves the loading and unloading efficiency of containers.

　　Ripping: The main function is to connect, fix or lift objects. It can be used alone or in combination with spreaders or other machinery, playing a key role in different industries.

　　3. Application

　　Container spreader: Due to its stable characteristics, it is usually used in freight warehousing, water transport ports and docks where large-scale container loading and unloading is required.

　　Ripping: It has a wide range of applications, including construction, mechanical manufacturing, aerospace, automobile manufacturing and other industries, and is used to connect, fix or hoist various objects.

　　To sum up, there are significant differences in definition, function and application of container spreaders and rigging. In lifting operations, they each play an irreplaceable role to jointly ensure the safe progress of lifting operations.

　　Contained slings and rigging play different roles in lifting operations, and the main differences between them are reflected in definition, function and application.

　　I. Definition

　　Container sling: It is a special equipment specially used for container loading, unloading and transfer, and is usually used for freight warehousing, water transport ports and terminals. Because it is a special equipment, it has the characteristics of high reliability, stable operation and high operating efficiency.

　　Ritting: refers to the general term for various tools and equipment used to connect, fix or lift objects. Its materials include steel, aluminum, titanium alloy, plastic, etc. According to different uses and structural characteristics, rigging can be divided into various types such as hoisting rigging, connecting rigging, fixed rigging, riveting rigging, elastic rigging, etc. Common cables include wire ropes, synthetic ropes, chains, bolts, nuts, etc.

　　2. Function

　　Container sling: The main function is to lift and transport containers. It usually adopts a semi-automatic or automatic elastic zipper control structural design, which is easy to operate and improves the loading and unloading efficiency of containers.

　　Ripping: The main function is to connect, fix or lift objects. It can be used alone or in combination with spreaders or other machinery, playing a key role in different industries.

　　3. Application

　　Container spreader: Due to its stable characteristics, it is usually used in freight warehousing, water transport ports and docks where large-scale container loading and unloading is required.

　　Ripping: It has a wide range of applications, including construction, mechanical manufacturing, aerospace, automobile manufacturing and other industries, and is used to connect, fix or hoist various objects.

　　To sum up, there are significant differences in definition, function and application of container spreaders and rigging. In lifting operations, they each play an irreplaceable role to jointly ensure the safe progress of lifting operations.