Sugar Slap
A sugar swatter is an aid for gripping and carrying jute sacks with fine-grained contents, namely sugar . Sacks were used as standard packaging in port transhipment prior to containerization . In contrast to the normal hand hook or the grief, the sugar clap has many small thorns instead of a few large ones. This prevents a hole from forming in the jute fabric through which the contents can trickle out. Sugar claps are always used as a pair.
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- ↑ Hamburger Abendblatt - Nico Binde: This is where Hamburg's children become real port experts , January 21, 2019, accessed on November 26, 2019