Synthetic Web Slings are lightweight, highly flexible lifting tools that offer an exceptional strength-to-weight ratio. They are rigorously designed and manufactured to comply with industry-leading ASME/ANSI B30.9 and WSTDA-WS-1 safety standards.
| Configuration | Class 5 (Standard Duty) 6,800 lbs/inch |
Class 7 (Heavy Duty) 9,800 lbs/inch |
|---|---|---|
| Type 3 & 4 (Eye & Eye) |
Single Ply (1-Ply) Economical & Light Double Ply (2-Ply) Standard Industry Choice | Single Ply (1-Ply) Thin but Tough Double Ply (2-Ply) Premium Durability |
| Type 5 (Endless) |
Single Ply (1-Ply) Most Affordable Double Ply (2-Ply) General Purpose | Single Ply (1-Ply) Flexible Heavy Duty Double Ply (2-Ply) Longest Life |
Triangle & Choker Fitting: Constructed with a standard triangle fitting on one end and a slotted triangle choker fitting on the other. This design allows it to be used in Vertical, Basket, or Choker hitches.
Triangle & Triangle Fitting: Constructed with a standard triangle fitting on both ends. This type is suitable for Vertical or Basket hitches only (cannot be used in a choker hitch).
Flat Eye-and-Eye: Made with a flat loop eye on each end, with the loop opening on the same plane as the sling body. Ideal for use in basket hitches, vertical hitches, or choker hitches.
Twisted Eye: Similar to Type III, but the loop eyes are twisted to form an opening at a right angle to the sling body. This design provides a better choke hitch fit on the crane hook.
Endless Sling (Grommet): A continuous loop formed by joining the ends of the webbing together. It is versatile and the wear points can be adjusted by rotating the sling.
Reversed Eye (Return Eye): Formed by using multiple widths of webbing held edge-to-edge. Wear pads are attached to form loop eyes at right angles to the sling body. Extremely durable and strong.
The length of a web sling is measured from the bearing point of one eye to the bearing point of the other eye (pull to pull).
