eye & eye polyester round sling

8′ Domestic Eye & Eye Round Sling – Polyester | 53,000 lbs. Capacity

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This eye and eye round sling is built for very heavy jobs. It wants a fixed, repeatable connection instead of a rotating loop at this weight. It trades the weight and stiffness of chain or wire rope for a softer...

This eye and eye round sling is built for very heavy jobs. It wants a fixed, repeatable connection instead of a rotating loop at this weight. It trades the weight and stiffness of chain or wire rope for a softer touch on your cargo.

Key Features

  • The eye and eye build gives each end a fixed connection point for quick, repeatable hookup.
  • Cordura wear fabric protects the body between the eyes from rub and abrasion.
  • The outer jacket protects the inner yarns from abrasion, dirt, and sun exposure, and holds up against bleach, soap, detergent, and lubricants.
  • 53,000 lb. capacity covers basket, vertical, and choker hitch configurations.
  • Manufactured in the USA under consistent quality standards.
  • Certified to ASME B30.26 and WSTDA RS-1, and compliant with OSHA rules.
  • Sewn-in tag lists load limits and a traceable serial number, tucked under a plastic cover for protection.
  • Rated for a temperature spread of -40F/-40C to 194F/90C, hot yards and cold yards alike.
  • Need documentation? Proof testing certificates are available for a nominal fee at time of purchase.
  • Storage is simple: clean, shaded, and cool is all it needs between uses.
  • Like every one of our polyester slings, the eye and eye slings start as a plain loop before they are cut, finished, and tagged.
  • This eye and eye round sling, an eye and eye polyester sling at heart, joins our broader lineup of polyester round sling and polyester lifting slings options.

Applications

  • A fit for big precast assemblies or heavy equipment rigged the same way on every job.
  • Handles large structural steel moves where fixed eyes speed up a repeat lift.
  • A softer alternative to chain or wire rope on loads that cannot afford a mark or a dent.
  • A firmer choice than nylon when stretch under load is a concern.

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.
  • Stay within OSHA guidelines and your site’s rigging procedures for 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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