eye & eye polyester round sling

12′ Domestic Eye & Eye Round Sling – Polyester | 5,300 lbs. Capacity

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$94.99 $47.495

This eye and eye round sling brings fixed, repeatable attachment points to a step up in capacity. It's built from the same protective, load-hugging polyester as the rest of the line. Soft on the load and easy to handle, it...

This eye and eye round sling brings fixed, repeatable attachment points to a step up in capacity. It’s built from the same protective, load-hugging polyester as the rest of the line. Soft on the load and easy to handle, it earns its place in a well-stocked rigging kit.

Key Features

  • A defined eye at each end means a repeatable, predictable hookup instead of chasing a rotating bearing point.
  • A cordura wear cover between the eyes adds an extra layer of abrasion resistance.
  • The woven polyester jacket guards the core yarns against abrasion, dirt, and sunlight, and stands up to bleach, soap, detergent, and oils.
  • Rated to 5,300 lbs. for basket, vertical, and choker hitch work.
  • Made in the USA for consistent, traceable quality.
  • Manufactured to satisfy ASME B30.26, WSTDA RS-1, and OSHA rigging standards.
  • A protected, sewn-in tag documents rated limits and a traceable serial number for this sling.
  • Performs in temperatures from -40F/-40C up to 194F/90C, indoors or out.
  • Proof-tested certificates can be requested when you order, for a small fee.
  • Store it clean, dry, and out of direct sun and it will hold up over many jobs.
  • Every one of our polyester slings, including the eye and eye slings in this line, starts as a plain polyester loop before it is cut, finished, and tagged.

Applications

  • Works well on ductwork, skids, or fixtures that get rigged the same way lift after lift.
  • A fit for light equipment handling where two clean hookup points beat a floating loop.
  • A go-to over chain or wire rope whenever a scratch or dent is not an option.
  • Holds its length better than nylon webbing under a heavy pull.
  • Built for yards and shops that see both ends of the thermometer.

Installation

  • Start every job with a quick look at the jacket, stitching, and tag for damage.
  • Confirm your hitch type and rigging plan with a qualified rigger before you hook up.
  • Follow OSHA rules and your site’s established rigging procedures.

Rigging Hardware & Accessories

Complete your lifting setup with the right hardware for the job. Explore our full selection of rigging hardware, or browse shackles for secure connection points when using polyester round slings.

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