Eye-and-Eye Webbing Slings for Heavy Lifting

Name: Eye-and-Eye Webbing Slings
Brand: liftrue
SKU: eye-eye-webbing-slings

KEY FEATURES

Reinforced Eye-and-Eye webbing sling with high-tenacity polyester construction and color-coded WLL identification.

● Wide, Stable Bearing Surface

Flat webbing seats squarely on flat and angular loads — steel plate, pipe bundles, precast units — with no rolling, spreading the load across a wider contact band than a round body.

● Reinforced Folded Eyes

Eyes are folded and sewn with wear-resistant stitching; heavy-duty reinforced eyes with protective webbing are available for abrasive or high-cycle duty.

● High Strength-to-Weight Ratio

High-tenacity polyester provides high strength with low sling weight, supporting easier handling and lower transport weight than comparable steel or chain solutions. The controlled elongation holds the load steady and absorbs shock from dynamic lifts, reducing peak forces on the sling and the load.

● Corrosion & Weather Resistance

Polyester does not rust or corrode, and it resists UV and moisture better than wire-based rigging. This makes it a practical choice for outdoor, marine and washdown duty.

● 1,200+ t/y · OEM / ODM · Standard sizes 3–7 days · Sample orders welcome

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SELECTION GUIDE

Which Sling Fits Your Lift?

Your Situation	Best Choice	Why & What to Specify
Step 1 - Material
General-duty lifting between -40 °C and +100 °C - factory, warehouse, precast yard	Polyester sling	Will not rust, and protects finished surfaces. The default choice for most industrial lifts.
Sustained heat above +100 °C, or sharp edges that cannot be padded	Steel wire rope sling	Polyester is rated -40 °C to +100 °C and cuts far more easily than steel. Above that range, or where edges stay sharp, specify wire rope.
Weight-critical or offshore lifts where rigger handling dominates	HMPE sling	About 1/8 the weight of a steel wire rope sling at equal breaking strength - see our HMPE slings for offshore and wind work.
Step 2 - Sling Type
Delicate, polished or irregular loads - castings, mouldings, finished assemblies	Round sling	The round body spreads contact pressure and conforms to shape, with no stitch-line pressure points to mark the load.
Flat, angular or uniform loads - steel plate, pipe bundles, precast units	Webbing sling	The flat face seats squarely and resists rolling, and damage is visible on both faces at inspection.
Tight clearance between the load and the hook	Webbing sling	Flat webbing needs less vertical space than a round sling body of the same capacity.
Step 3 - Construction
Direct connection to hooks, shackles or master links	Eye-and-eye	Reinforced eyes attach straight to hardware with no extra fittings - the usual choice for planned, repeatable lifts.
Basket or choker hitches repeated on the same load type	Endless	Rotate the loop between lifts to spread wear around the full circumference; one sling covers vertical, basket and choker hitches.

STANDARD SIZES

Vertical(kg)	Choker(kg)	Vertical Basket(kg)	Approx. Width(mm)	Approx. Thickness(mm)	Min Length(m)	Eye Length(mm)	Weight (7:1)(kg/m)
1,000	800	2,000	30	7.5	0.8	300	0.22
2,000	1,600	4,000	60	7.5	1.0	300	0.45
3,000	2,400	6,000	90	7.5	1.0	350	0.71
4,000	3,200	8,000	120	7.5	1.5	500	1.02
5,000	4,000	10,000	150	7.5	1.5	550	1.21
6,000	4,800	12,000	180	7.5	1.5	600	1.42
8,000	6,400	16,000	240	7.5	2.0	700	1.89
10,000	8,000	20,000	300	7.5	2.0	800	2.34
12,000	9,600	24,000	300	7.5	2.0	900	2.98

Vertical(kg)	Choker(kg)	Vertical Basket(kg)	Approx. Width(mm)	Approx. Thickness(mm)	Min Length(m)	Eye Length(mm)	Weight (7:1)(kg/m)
2,000	1,600	4,000	30	15	1.5	350	0.5
4,000	3,200	8,000	60	15	1.5	400	0.86
6,000	4,800	12,000	90	15	1.5	450	1.5
8,000	6,400	16,000	120	15	2.0	500	1.96
10,000	8,000	20,000	150	15	2.0	550	2.62
12,000	9,600	24,000	180	15	3.0	600	2.86
16,000	12,800	32,000	240	15	3.0	700	4.1
20,000	16,000	40,000	300	15	3.0	800	5.46
24,000	19,200	48,000	300	15	3.0	900	6.1

1. Single-ply: 7.5 mm polyester webbing. Double-ply: two 7.5 mm plies sewn to a 15 mm composite. Final WLL is established for the complete sling construction, stitching and rated configuration — see the Double Ply tab.
2. Dimensions refer to the standard sling body; the optional additional protective sleeve increases outer dimensions slightly. Eye length is measured with the eye pulled flat (taut).
3. Longer lengths and higher capacities are engineered to order.
4. Use the kg / lb toggle above the table to switch units.

CUSTOM SIZING & OPTIONS

Parameter	Custom Range
Material	100% high tenacity polyester
WLL Range	1 t – 12 t standard single-ply; up to 24 t double-ply; heavy-lift multi-ply constructions up to 50 t on request
Webbing Width	25 – 300 mm
Length	Custom, up to 200 m
Design Factor	7:1 (EN 1492-1 series) · 6:1 and 8:1 engineered to customer specification
Ply	Single-ply as standard; double-ply, triple-ply and other configurations available on request
Eye Type
Identification & Traceability	Color-coded per EN 1492-1, durable tags with batch tracing, private labeling available
Design & Compliance Basis	EN 1492-1 covers the 7:1 series; other coefficients made to agreed specification. Australian supply is referenced to AS 1353:2026 (flat synthetic-webbing slings)
Documentation & Marking	CE marked to Directive 2006/42/EC applies to the 7:1 series. Other configurations supplied without CE marking, with type-test reports. Batch MTC, test reports and DoC supplied with each shipment.
Packaging	Each sling folded and packed in a PE bag, then carton-boxed and palletized; wooden cases for heavy or multi-leg sets; custom packaging and OEM labeling on request

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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They are ideal for general lifting, steel pipes, machinery, and concrete products where a flat, soft surface protects the load. The reinforced eyes fit hooks and shackles securely. The eye-and-eye form enables direct connection to shackles, hooks and other lifting hardware sized to the eye.

Eye-and-eye slings connect directly to hardware through their reinforced eyes; endless slings wrap the load and rotate wear around the loop. Choose eye-and-eye for planned lifts with hardware, endless for repetitive basket or choker work.

Double-ply slings use two layers of webbing for higher capacity and better resistance to cutting and abrasion in demanding applications. Single-ply is lighter and more flexible for general use.

EN 1492-1 limits the effective working length (EWL) to a deviation of no more than ±3 % of the nominal length. It is measured with the sling laid flat, using a steel tape or rule graduated in 1 mm increments.

Reinforced eyes distribute stress at the hook contact point and use wear-resistant stitching to prevent fraying, extending sling life in repeated lifting cycles.

EN 1492-1 covers flat webbing slings — slings made from one or more layers of woven polyester webbing in a flat band. EN 1492-2 covers round slings — a continuous load-bearing core of parallel yarn enclosed in a seamless tubular sleeve. Both are synthetic slings, but round slings have a softer, more flexible body that conforms to irregular or delicate loads and protects finished surfaces, while flat webbing slings provide a stable, wide bearing surface ideal for balanced basket or choker hitches. Pick round slings for delicate or oddly shaped loads and flat webbing slings when you want a flat, wide contact area. Custom or project-engineered configurations are subject to separate technical review.

Add a protective sleeve when lifting loads with sharp edges, rough surfaces, or abrasive corners. The sleeve absorbs wear and protects the load-bearing webbing underneath.

Check both eyes for cuts, broken stitches, abrasion, or chemical damage. Verify the WLL label is legible and matches the lift plan. Withdraw immediately if you see cuts, abrasion, chemical damage, heat marks, missing labels, or any structural deformation.

SAFETY

Eye-and-Eye Webbing Slings - Safety & Usage Guidelines

Inspect Eyes & Stitching

Inspect the webbing body, reinforced eyes, and stitching before every lift for cuts, abrasion, broken yarns, or missing labels.

Check Eye Stitching

Check the eye reinforcement stitching — the eye-to-body junction is the highest-stress area; reject the sling if you see stitch separation or elongation.

Never Exceed WLL

Never exceed the WLL on the identification tag. Webbing slings are color-coded by WLL per EN 1492-1 for quick, paper-free pre-lift verification.

Apply Hitch Factors

Apply the correct hitch factor: 1.0 × WLL vertical, 0.8 × WLL choker, up to 2.0 × WLL basket — the 2.0 figure applies only when both legs run parallel. Recalculate the effective WLL for the hitch and angle actually used.

Use the Wide Face

Lay the flat webbing against the load to use its wide bearing face; never bunch or twist it into a narrow, rope-like contact that concentrates stress.

Pad Sharp Edges

Fit protective sleeves or corner pads on sharp edges — flat webbing cuts far more easily than round slings when dragged across an edge.

Never Tie Knots

Never tie knots or join two slings by threading eyes together; connect through the eye with shackles or hardware sized to the eye.

Respect Temperature Range

Keep within −40 °C to +100 °C for polyester, and away from welding arcs, molten splatter, and chemical contact (acids, alkalis).

Retire on Damage

Retire immediately on any cut in the webbing or stitching, or on any chemical attack, heat marks, missing tags, or structural deformation.