| Model / Duty | Color Code | Max Pressure – 2″ Pipe (PSI) | Max Pressure – 3″ Pipe (PSI) | Max Pressure – 4″ Pipe (PSI) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Light Duty | Red | 15,000 | 8,000 | 5,000 |
| Medium Duty | Blue | 20,000 | 15,000 | 10,000 |
| Heavy Duty | Orange | 20,000 | 20,000 | 15,000 |
The Python Pipe Restraint Sling is a restraint device designed to limit movement when a pressurized pipe joint or rigid connection separates. These products are commonly referred to as pipe restraint slings or pipe and hose restraints and are used on temporary flowlines, frac iron, and industrial piping systems where separation risk exists.
Python Pipe Restraint Slings function by wrapping around the pipe and anchoring to a structural point. If separation occurs, the sling helps reduce uncontrolled movement by redirecting energy into the anchorage system. These devices do not prevent separation, rupture, overpressure, or leakage. Their role is limited to post-separation movement control.
Each Python Pipe Restraint Sling carries a PSI rating based on duty class and qualified pipe size. These ratings are established through manufacturer testing under defined configurations. Performance in the field depends on installation geometry, anchorage strength, clamp placement, and environmental conditions. Selection should always be verified against manufacturer documentation and site-specific requirements.


Python Pipe Restraint Slings are PSI-rated devices designed to control pipe movement during separation events. Ratings reflect system geometry and pressure, and are intended for awareness, not lifting or load-bearing applications.


PSI indicates restraint capacity under tested configurations. These slings are not rated for overhead lifting, material handling, or any load suspension applications.


Slings manage post-separation pipe movement; they do not prevent joint failure, rupture, or overpressure. Effectiveness depends on energy transfer into anchors and surrounding structures.


Performance varies with pipe diameter, span length, anchor spacing, clamp count, clamp placement, and surface condition. Deviations from tested setups may reduce restraint effectiveness.


PSI ratings serve as configuration-specific reference values. Users must verify installation against manufacturer documentation, ensuring proper selection, setup, and environmental suitability.
Python Pipe Restraint Slings are engineered using high-strength synthetic webbing and hardware components designed to safely control pipe movement during separation events. Design is tailored for specific duty classes and pipe sizes, for reliable performance under PSI-rated conditions.
Provides excellent tensile strength, abrasion resistance, and UV stability for general-purpose restraint applications. Used in Light Duty (Red) and Medium Duty (Blue) slings.
Clamps, buckles, and anchorage components are fabricated to ASTM F593 and F594 standards, ensuring corrosion resistance and consistent load transfer.
Offers superior cut resistance and higher strength-to-weight ratio. Often applied in Heavy Duty (Orange) slings for larger pipe sizes or higher-pressure scenarios.
Load-bearing seams employ high-strength, lock-stitch patterns with industrial-grade thread, meeting ASTM D6193 guidelines for webbing slings and high-tension stitching.
Python Pipe Restraint Slings are produced in three duty classes, identified by permanent color-coded tags:
Each tag displays the model designation, duty class, qualified pipe sizes, and PSI rating. Tags must remain legible throughout service life. Missing, damaged, or illegible tags indicate the product should be removed from service, as rating and identification can no longer be verified.


Before each use, visually inspect slings for any signs of damage or wear that may affect performance. Check:
Visual Inspection Points


If any issues are found, if the sling has been involved in a separation event, or if the service life exceeds 5 years, Slings cannot be repaired.

For full inspection criteria and step-by-step guidance,
Python Pipe Restraint Slings are manufactured and supplied by Holloway Houston to support industrial flowline restraint applications. Product configurations are developed to align with common piping systems used in energy, industrial, and field operations.
Products are manufactured and assembled by Holloway Houston to support consistent build standards.
Available in standard duty classes with qualified pipe size ranges for common piping systems.
PSI ratings are assigned through controlled testing protocols for defined configurations.
Inventory support is available for replacement and maintenance needs, with documentation and configuration options varying by application.
Python Pipe Restraint Slings are designed to control pipe movement on temporary flowlines and rigid industrial piping. They provide PSI-rated restraint awareness for specific pipe sizes but are not intended for lifting or flexible hose applications.










PSI ratings and product information are manufacturer-stated values based on controlled test configurations. Python Pipe Restraint Slings are not lifting equipment and do not carry lifting Working Load Limits. Selection and use should align with manufacturer documentation and site-specific system requirements.


High-strength connecting components engineered for secure and reliable lifting assemblies.
Python Pipe Restraint Slings support pressure-based restraint awareness for industrial flowline applications. Defined configurations, identification features, and documentation help support consistent selection, installation, and maintenance planning.
Manufacturer-assigned PSI ratings provide a clear reference for pressure-based restraint awareness across duty classes and pipe sizes.
Standardized product configurations help maintain consistency across installations and support repeatable application practices.
Color-coded identification supports quick visual recognition in the field and helps reduce configuration confusion.
Manufacturing control supports consistent construction, repeatable performance, and alignment with documented specifications.
Available documentation supports correct selection, while defined configurations simplify replacement and maintenance planning.
Inventory availability and configuration clarity help reduce uncertainty during maintenance activities and project planning.
Restraint behavior is driven by internal pressure and geometry. PSI reflects tested configurations more accurately than force values.
No. Slings should be removed from service after any restraint event.
No. They are not rated or approved for lifting, material handling, or load suspension.
Inspect before each use and more frequently in harsh or high-use environments.
Selection depends on pipe size, expected pressure, span length, anchor layout, and clamp placement. Manufacturer documentation should be reviewed.