endless polyester round sling

11′ Domestic Endless Round Sling – Polyester | 21,200 lbs. Capacity

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$144.99 $72.495

This endless round sling handles heavier structural steel and equipment moves. It stays lighter and more load-friendly than a chain or wire rope sling at this weight. It's a practical, budget-friendly pick wherever a stiffer chain or wire rope sling...

This endless round sling handles heavier structural steel and equipment moves. It stays lighter and more load-friendly than a chain or wire rope sling at this weight. It’s a practical, budget-friendly pick wherever a stiffer chain or wire rope sling would be more than the job needs.

Key Features

  • The endless, continuous-loop design lets you rotate the bearing point on every lift, so wear does not concentrate in one place.
  • A protective jacket keeps the load-bearing yarns safe from abrasion, dirt, and UV rays, and resists common chemicals like bleach, soap, detergent, and oil.
  • 21,200 lb. capacity, rated for basket, vertical, and choker hitch lifts.
  • Manufactured in the USA under consistent quality standards.
  • Complies with ASME B30.26, WSTDA RS-1, and OSHA requirements.
  • ID tag lists rated load limits and a traceable serial number, shielded by a plastic cover.
  • Rated across -40F/-40C to 194F/90C, so temperature swings are not a dealbreaker.
  • Request a proof testing certificate at checkout for a modest added charge.
  • Easy to store: keep it dry, shaded, and cool between jobs to protect its service life.
  • Every one of our polyester slings, including this endless sling, starts as a plain loop before it is cut, finished, and tagged.
  • Like the rest of our polyester lifting slings, it stays lighter and softer than a comparable metal sling, and it belongs to a full lineup of slings sized from light-duty circular slings up through our heaviest endless round slings.

Applications

  • Suited to light precast panels, heavier structural steel, or compact excavators.
  • A fit for jobs where a chain sling risks marking the load but the weight has moved up.
  • A go-to over chain or wire rope whenever a scratch or dent is not an option.
  • Less give than nylon slings carrying a similar weight.

Installation

  • Before each use, inspect the jacket, stitching, and tag for cuts, fraying, or sun damage.
  • Match the hitch type and rigging plan to your specific load, and loop in a qualified rigger for anything out of the ordinary.
  • OSHA guidelines and your site’s rigging procedures should govern every lift.

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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