Easier to handle and less labor-intensive to rig than heavier alternatives.
Soft materials prevent scratches and dents on sensitive loads.
Available in various lengths, widths, and configurations for many lifting needs.
Made from high-strength fibers with multiple plies for enhanced load capacity.
Ranging from 1″ to 12″.
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Synthetic slings are made from high-strength synthetic fibers. Unlike traditional metal slings, synthetic slings provide a lightweight alternative that is gentle on delicate or highly finished loads.
Made from high-strength fibers and available in multiple plies, synthetic slings offer excellent load capacity and long-lasting performance. They can withstand tough conditions while maintaining their integrity.
Synthetic slings are easier to handle and less labor-intensive to rig compared to heavier metal slings.
This makes them a great fit for quick and efficient lifting operations.
The soft materials used in synthetic slings prevent scratches, dents, and other damages to sensitive loads.
This is particularly useful when lifting polished, painted, or coated surfaces.
Synthetic slings are available in various lengths, widths, and configurations to suit many lifting needs.
Whether you need a flat eye, twisted eye, endless, or eye and eye configuration, there’s a synthetic sling that fits that task.
So you need a synthetic sling; but which type? Web sling or round? Each has features that make it more suited for certain tasks than others.
Made from woven synthetic fibers, usually polyester or nylon.
Made from continuous loops of high-strength synthetic fibers encased in a protective polyester or nylon jacket.
Additional resources:
Web Sling Buying Guide: Download our comprehensive Web Sling Buying Guide for detailed information on selecting a web sling.
Round Sling Buying Guide: Check out our Round Sling Buying Guide to learn more about our available ordering options.
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