endless polyester round sling

20′ Domestic Endless Round Sling – Polyester | 25,000 lbs. Capacity

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This endless round sling steps into heavy-duty territory. It's still soft enough to protect a finished load while covering serious rigging weight. Easy to handle and gentle on the load, it's a straightforward pick for day-to-day rigging work.Key FeaturesThis endless...

This endless round sling steps into heavy-duty territory. It’s still soft enough to protect a finished load while covering serious rigging weight. Easy to handle and gentle on the load, it’s a straightforward pick for day-to-day rigging work.

Key Features

  • This endless sling’s continuous loop lets the bearing point rotate with each use, spreading wear evenly over time.
  • Protective polyester jacket shields the load-bearing yarns from abrasion, dirt, and UV exposure, and resists bleach, soap, detergent, crude oil, and lubricants.
  • 25,000 lb. capacity, rated for basket, vertical, and choker hitch lifts.
  • Built domestically, so quality control never leaves the country.
  • Manufactured to satisfy ASME B30.26, WSTDA RS-1, and OSHA rigging standards.
  • Rated load data and a traceable serial number live on a sewn-in, plastic-covered tag.
  • Wide operating range of -40F/-40C to 194F/90C covers most job sites.
  • Ask about proof testing certification at checkout; available for a small added 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 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

  • A fit for heavier precast sections, large structural beams, or industrial equipment.
  • Covers jobs that have outgrown medium-duty slings but still call for a soft touch.
  • A better option than chain or wire rope when the load can be marked, dented, or scratched.
  • Less stretch than a comparable nylon sling under the same pull.

Installation

  • Start every job with a quick look at the jacket, stitching, and tag for damage.
  • Leave hitch type and rigging specifics to your site’s rigging plan and a qualified rigger.
  • Every lift should fall within OSHA rules and your site’s 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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