eye & eye polyester round sling

11′ Domestic Eye & Eye Round Sling – Polyester | 25,000 lbs. Capacity

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$279.99 $139.995

This eye and eye round sling steps into heavy-duty territory too. It brings a fixed-eye connection to jobs that still need a load-friendly sling. It's a lighter, more affordable alternative to chain or wire rope wherever marking up the load...

This eye and eye round sling steps into heavy-duty territory too. It brings a fixed-eye connection to jobs that still need a load-friendly sling. It’s a lighter, more affordable alternative to chain or wire rope wherever marking up the load is not an option.

Key Features

  • The eye and eye build gives each end a fixed connection point for quick, repeatable hookup.
  • Between the eyes, a cordura cover shields the body of the sling from abrasion.
  • 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.
  • A 25,000 lb. capacity rating for basket, vertical, and choker hitch use.
  • Domestically manufactured for consistent quality control.
  • Complies with ASME B30.26, WSTDA RS-1, and OSHA requirements.
  • Sewn-in tag lists load limits and a traceable serial number, tucked under a plastic cover for protection.
  • Stands up to conditions from -40F/-40C to 194F/90C.
  • Proof testing certification is available at checkout for a small added cost.
  • Simple to store: wipe it down, keep it shaded, and store it somewhere cool between uses.
  • This eye and eye polyester sling is part of a full range of polyester slings, each one built as a plain loop before it is cut, finished, and tagged into an eye and eye round sling.

Applications

  • Works for large structural beams or precast sections rigged the same way on every lift.
  • A fit for industrial equipment moves where repeatable hookup points matter.
  • Worth reaching for over chain or wire rope any time the load’s finish matters.
  • Less stretch than a comparable nylon sling under the same pull.
  • Comfortable outdoors through hot summers and cold winters alike.

Installation

  • Look over the jacket, stitching, and tag for wear, cuts, or sun damage before you put it to work.
  • For hitch selection and rigging setup specific to your load, check with a qualified rigger.
  • Work within OSHA requirements and whatever rigging procedures your site has in place.

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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