eye & eye polyester round sling

12′ Domestic Eye & Eye Round Sling – Polyester | 90,000 lbs. Capacity

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This eye and eye round sling sits near the top of the lineup too. It gives extra-heavy jobs a fixed, repeatable connection at both ends. Soft on the load and easy to handle, it earns its place in a well-stocked...

This eye and eye round sling sits near the top of the lineup too. It gives extra-heavy jobs a fixed, repeatable connection at both ends. 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 cover runs the length of the body between the eyes, absorbing rub and 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 90,000 lb. capacity rating for basket, vertical, and choker hitch use.
  • U.S.-manufactured for dependable, repeatable quality.
  • Meets or exceeds ASME B30.26, WSTDA RS-1, and OSHA requirements.
  • A protected, sewn-in tag documents rated limits and a traceable serial number for this sling.
  • Wide operating range of -40F/-40C to 194F/90C covers most job sites.
  • Request a proof testing certificate at checkout for a modest added charge.
  • Storage is simple: clean, shaded, and cool is all it needs 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

  • A fit for large precast or steel assemblies that get the same rigging setup on repeat lifts.
  • Handles heavy industrial equipment moves where fixed eyes simplify hookup at this capacity.
  • 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.
  • Handles outdoor storage and use across seasonal temperature swings.

Installation

  • Start every job with a quick look at the jacket, stitching, and tag for damage.
  • For hitch selection and rigging setup specific to your load, check with a qualified rigger.
  • 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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