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  1. CM® 607991 Adjust-A-Link Sling with Plate, 4700 lb Load, 7/32 in Chain SKU#: 607991-10449
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    $403.94
    $403.94
  2. AMH™ DR508 Endless Polyester Round Sling, Double Jacket, Red, 8 ft, 13,200 lb WLL SKU#: DR508-10082
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    $48.28
    $48.28
  3. AMH™ EE290325 Eye & Eye Polyester Web Sling, 2 Ply, 3 in Wide, 25 ft Length SKU#: EE290325-10082
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    $75.71
    $75.71
  4. AMH™ DR206 Endless Polyester Round Sling, Double Jacket, Green, 6 ft, 5,300 lb SKU#: DR206-10082
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    $19.26
    $19.26
  5. AMH™ DR516 Endless Polyester Round Sling, Double Jacket, Red, 13,200 lb, 16 ft SKU#: DR516-10082
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    $91.43
    $91.43
  6. AMH™ EN190104 Endless Web Sling, Polyester, 1 Ply, 1 in Wide, 4 ft Length SKU#: EN190104-10082
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    $6.43
    $6.43
  7. AMH™ DR706 Endless Polyester Round Sling, Double Jacket, Blue, 6 ft, 21,200 lb WLL SKU#: DR706-10082
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    $53.55
    $53.55
  8. AMH™ DR116 Endless Polyester Round Sling, Double Jacket, Purple, 16 ft, 2,600 lb WLL SKU#: DR116-10082
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    $35.81
    $35.81
  9. AMH™ DR204 Endless Polyester Round Sling, Double Jacket, Green, 4 ft, 5,3000 lb WLL SKU#: DR204-10082
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    $12.93
    $12.93
  10. AMH™ DR103 Endless Polyester Round Sling, Double Jacket, Purple, 3 ft, 2,600 lb WLL SKU#: DR103-10082
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    $8.86
    $8.86
  11. JET® 262406 Eye and Eye Web Sling, 6 ft L x 4 in W, 11500 lb, Polyester SKU#: 262406-13455
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    $16.61
    $16.61
  12. JET® 272208 Endless Web Sling, 8 ft L x 2 in W, 12800 lb, Polyester SKU#: 272208-13455
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    $17.71
    $17.71
  13. JET® 272406 Endless Web Sling, 6 ft L x 4 in W, 23000 lb, Polyester SKU#: 272406-13455
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    $27.68
    $27.68
  14. Slingco® ZCS1800 Wire Rope Sling, Heavy-Duty, A-Type, Dark Green, 0.50 - 0.90 in Rope dia, 51 in OAL SKU#: ZCS1800-15244
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    $216.08
    $216.08
  15. Milwaukee® 49-58-0040 Type 3 Eye and Eye Flat Web Sling, 6 ft L x 1 in W, 1,600 lb, Nylon SKU#: 49-58-0040-11961
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    $99.00
    $99.00
  16. Milwaukee® 49-58-0060 Type 3 Eye and Eye Flat Web Sling, 10 ft L x 2 in W, 3,200 lb, Nylon SKU#: 49-58-0060-11961
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    $109.00
    $109.00
  17. HSI® Quad Leg Chain Sling, Adjustable Type B, 1/2 in dia, 16 ft Length, CM® Oblong Link to Sling Hook Ends, 39,000 WLL SKU#: 10AQOL1/2B-16
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    $3,771.97
    $3,771.97
  18. HSI® Four Leg Wire Rope Sling, 1-3/8 in dia, 22 ft L, Eye Hook with Safety Latch Ends, 62 ton Capacity SKU#: 400EH1-3/8X-22
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    $27,250.12
    $27,250.12
  19. HSI® Four Leg Wire Rope Sling, 1-3/8 in dia, 8 ft L, Heavy Duty Thimble Ends, 62 ton Capacity SKU#: 400HT1-3/8X-08
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    $17,915.50
    $17,915.50
  20. HSI® Four Leg Wire Rope Sling, 1/2 in dia, 28 ft L, Screw Pin Anchor Shackle Ends, 8.8 ton Capacity SKU#: 400SPA1/2X-28
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    $1,077.45
    $1,077.45
  21. HSI® Three Leg Wire Rope Sling, 1-1/4 in dia, 12 ft L, Eye Hook with Safety Latch Ends, 38 ton Capacity SKU#: 300EH1-1/4X-12
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    $10,080.51
    $10,080.51
  22. HSI® Four Leg Wire Rope Sling, 1-1/8 in dia, 26 ft L, Eye Hook with Safety Latch Ends, 42 ton Capacity SKU#: 400EH1-1/8X-26
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    $12,980.73
    $12,980.73
  23. HSI® Four Leg Wire Rope Sling, 1-3/8 in dia, 16 ft L, Eye Hook with Safety Latch Ends, 62 ton Capacity SKU#: 400EH1-3/8X-16
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    $26,870.26
    $26,870.26
  24. HSI® Two Leg Wire Rope Bridle Sling, 1-1/2 in dia, 8 ft L, Flemish Loop Ends, 37 ton Capacity SKU#: 200FL1-1/2X-08
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    $3,603.70
    $3,603.70
  25. HSI® Two Leg Wire Rope Bridle Sling, 1-1/8 in dia, 18 ft L, Eye Hook Ends, 21 ton Capacity SKU#: 200EH1-1/8X-18
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    $3,955.90
    $3,955.90
  26. HSI® Two Leg Wire Rope Bridle Sling, 1-3/8 in dia, 26 ft L, Eye Hook Ends, 31 ton Capacity SKU#: 200EH1-3/8X-26
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    $8,711.28
    $8,711.28
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At Empire Rigging, we pride ourselves on offering a wide range of high-quality lifting slings designed to meet the demands of various industries, including construction, manufacturing, transportation, and more. Selecting the right lifting sling is crucial for ensuring safety, efficiency, and longevity in your lifting operations. Below, we break down the key categories of lifting slings to help you determine the best option for your specific application.

Synthetic Lifting Slings: Nylon and Polyester

Synthetic lifting slings are popular for their versatility, lightweight construction, and ability to handle large loads. On top of that, they’re flexible, which means you can wrap them around your cargo any way you’d like, and they’re very easy to stow. Despite their strength capacities, they come with the finest touch out of all lifting slings, making them ideal for delicate loads. These slings are made from high-performance synthetic fibers such as nylon and polyester, offering excellent strength while minimizing cargo damage.

Nylon Slings

Nylon lifting slings are commonly utilized in industries that demand flexibility and abrasion resistance.

Primary Benefits of Nylon Slings

•   Elasticity: Nylon slings stretch up to 10% under load, making them ideal for shock-absorbing applications.
•   Resistance to Mold and Mildew: These slings perform well in humid and wet environments without deteriorating.
•   Lightweight and Easy Handling: Their soft construction makes them easy to store, transport, and use.
•   Temperature Tolerance: Nylon slings can withstand temperatures up to 194°F before their strength is compromised.

Typical Applications for Nylon Slings

•   Lifting smooth or finished materials, such as pipes and machine parts

•   Construction and general material handling

•   Transporting loads that require some level of elasticity to absorb impact

 

Polyester Slings

Polyester lifting slings come with a slightly different set of assets, making them an excellent option for different lifting conditions. Unlike nylon, polyester can’t stretch as much (only about 3% under load), which is beneficial for precision lifts.

Key Benefits of Polyester Slings

•   Low Stretch: Ideal for applications where load control is crucial.
•   Resistance to UV Exposure: Polyester fibers hold up well under prolonged exposure to sunlight.
•   Excellent Chemical Resistance: Resists damage from acids, making it suitable for chemical processing industries.
•   Superior Strength-to-Weight Ratio: Provides excellent lifting capacity while remaining lightweight and easy to handle.

Typical Applications for Polyester Slings

•  Heavy machinery lifting where minimal stretch is required
•  Marine and offshore applications
•  Acidic environments where nylon may degrade

Chain Slings: Durability and Strength for Heavy Lifting

Chain slings are the go-to choice for demanding applications requiring superior strength, durability, and resistance to extreme temperatures. They’re a favorite in the steel manufacturing industry, but you might often see them in construction and other manufacturing industries.

Benefits of Chain Slings

•   High Strength and Load Capacity: Made from grade 80, grade 100, or grade 120 steel, chain slings can support extremely heavy loads, which sets them apart from other types of slings.
•   Adjustable and Versatile: Despite their rigidity, you can easily adjust chain slings with shortening hooks to accommodate various load sizes.
•   Excellent Temperature Resistance: Withstanding temperatures up to 1000°F, chain slings perform well in high-heat environments.
•   Long Service Life: Resistant to cuts, abrasions, and corrosion, making them a cost-effective choice for heavy-duty lifting - these slings are made to last.
•   Multiple Configurations: Available in single-leg, double-leg, three-leg, and four-leg configurations to suit different load requirements.

Typical Applications for Chain Slings

•   Lifting steel beams, concrete structures, and industrial machinery
•   Rigging applications in shipyards and offshore drilling
•   Foundries and steel mills, where slings have to withstand extreme temperatures

Unlike polyester and nylon slings, which require very little maintenance, chain slings require regular inspection to ensure safety and performance. Proper maintenance, such as lubricating the links and checking for wear or stretch, will extend their lifespan.

 

Wire Rope Slings: Strength and Flexibility for Heavy Loads

Wire rope slings offer an excellent balance between strength, flexibility, and resistance to environmental conditions. These slings are constructed from multiple strands of wire wound into a helical pattern, providing a robust lifting solution for heavy loads, which is why they’re a go-to solution in construction, mining, and shipbuilding industries.

Advantages of Wire Rope Slings

•   High Strength and Durability: Engineered to handle substantial loads without sacrificing flexibility.
•   Abrasion Resistance: Suitable for rugged environments where synthetic slings may wear out quickly.
•   Various Configurations: Available in single-leg, multi-leg, basket, and choker hitch styles for different lifting applications.
•   Heat and Corrosion Resistance: Can withstand high temperatures and exposure to harsh weather conditions.

Common Applications for Wire Rope Slings

•   Lifting heavy industrial equipment and structural components
•   Crane and hoisting applications in construction and shipping
•   Marine and offshore rigging, where moisture and corrosion resistance are essential
•   Oil and gas industry lifting operations

Wire rope slings require regular inspection for broken wires, kinks, and corrosion to ensure safe operation. Proper storage away from moisture and harsh chemicals will also enhance their longevity.

Selecting the Right Sling for Your Application

When choosing a lifting sling, consider the following factors:

Common Applications for Wire Rope Slings

• Understand the load’s weight, size, shape, and fragility. Features like sharp edges, irregular shapes, or sensitive coatings affect your choice of sling.

Working Conditions

• Consider environmental factors such as moisture, heat, and chemical exposure. Harsher environments require more resistant slings.

Load Sensitivity

• Delicate or finished surfaces may require synthetic slings to prevent damage.

Lifting Configuration

• Choose the right hitch type (vertical, choker, or basket) for the safest lift.

Frequency of Use

• Heavily used slings such as chain or wire rope slings should be highly durable.

Empire Rigging offers a full range of lifting slings to meet your specific needs. Our experts are always available to help you choose the best sling for your lifting operations, ensuring safety, efficiency, and compliance with industry standards.
For more information on how to browse our selection of lifting slings, visit our sling section or contact our team today. Call us at 1.888.426.3755 or submit a request online.