US Cargo Control 2" x 6' Nylon Lifting Sling, Straight Eye & Eye, 4 Ply

This Flat Eye and Eye Sling - 2" x 6' Lifting Sling is built with flat eyes on each end, making it versatile enough for basket, choker, and vertical hitch configurations. Manufactured from heavy-duty nylon webbing rated at 9,800 lbs. per inch, it meets rigorous industry standards for safe overhead lifting. A sewn-in leather identification tag displays working load limits for all three hitch types, keeping critical safety information visible throughout the sling's service life.

Endless nylon slings are some of the most versatile of all lifting slings because they can be used in the three common hitches: vertical, basket or choker. Also called endless flat nylon slings or type 5 lifting slings, these continuous loop slings are formed by joining the ends of the webbing together with a load bearing splice. Nylon endless slings are an economical choice because the design allows the user to move the contact area with each use which decreases wear and tear on the sling. The endless nylon sling capacity will vary with the number of plys (from 1 through 4), and with the ...

Type 4 twisted eye & eye nylon lifting slings have eyes on each end like a type 3 sling, but the loops have a twisted design, which creates a right angle to the body of the sling. This twist allows the sling to fit more snug against crane hooks. While this twisted eye sling works well with a basket hitch and vertical hitch, it's most suitable for use with choker hitches. All of our nylon web slings are made to industry standards in a heavy-duty, 9,800 lbs. per inch industrial grade webbing. Every sling strap has a leather tag sewn in that contains the working load limits for each hitch ...

Type 3 flat eye and eye nylon lifting slings are designed with a flat eye on each end that make them versatile enough for use in a basket hitch, choker hitch, or vertical hitch. All of our nylon web slings are made to industry standards in a heavy-duty, 9,800 lbs. per inch industrial grade webbing. Every sling strap has a leather tag sewn in that contains the working load limits for vertical, basket and choker hitch applications.