Endless Webbing Slings for Heavy Lifting

Endless slings distribute wear across the entire loop and allow rotation between lifts. They are especially good for basket hitches and choker applications where even load distribution matters.

Yes. Pass the sling through itself to form a choker hitch. Capacity is reduced according to the choker factor, which we can confirm for your setup.

Yes. We can add reinforced protection sleeves or coatings at wear points to extend sling life in abrasive or repeated-lift applications.

Endless webbing slings are offered from 1T to 12T WLL in widths of 25–300 mm. Safety factors of 4:1 to 7:1 are available, with custom lengths on request.

Production follows EN 1492-1 / EN 1492-2 with batch tensile testing. Each sling includes a label showing WLL, date, standard, and traceability code, with test reports available on request.

Vertical hitch uses 100% of WLL, basket hitch approximately 200%, and choker hitch roughly 80% depending on the choker angle. Always follow EN 1492-1 guidance for your specific setup.

Choose an endless sling when your lift involves basket or choker hitches around smooth, uniform loads (pipes, bars, containers) where rotation between cycles extends sling life. Choose eye & eye slings when you need direct attachment to hooks or shackles without wrapping the load, or when the load has sharp edges that would concentrate wear on a specific point.

Retire when in doubt: Slings are cheap. The load (and lives) they protect are not. Endless webbing slings have no eyes, so wear spreads around the entire loop — rotate the sling between lifts to distribute wear evenly and inspect the stitched overlap joint carefully for separation or thread pull-out. Withdraw immediately if you see cuts, abrasion, chemical damage, heat marks, missing labels, or any structural deformation.