Chain, webbing and round slings for safe load handling across construction and industry. Every sling proof tested and supplied with a certificate of conformity. Webbing and round slings come from LiftKing and Plumalti; for steel, see our chain slings, and connect everything with shackles.
Webbing and round slings are light, economical and gentle on painted or machined surfaces, but they cut easily and are damaged by heat. Chain slings tolerate heat and abrasion, can be adjusted for length, and can be repaired component by component — which is why they cost more initially and often less over time on heavy repeat work.
The wider the legs of a multi-leg sling, the greater the tension in each leg. Rated capacity assumes the angle marked on the tag, so if your lift uses a different angle the capacity changes. Manufacturers publish reduction tables — use them rather than estimating.
Duplex webbing slings follow a colour convention by capacity, which is a useful quick check. It is never a substitute for reading the tag, which carries the actual rating and traceability information.
They indicate capacity by convention and are a useful quick check. Always confirm against the tag, which carries the actual rating.
Wider angles increase the tension in each leg, reducing the safe load. Use the manufacturer's reduction table for the configuration you are actually lifting in.
On any cut, tear, abrasion through the protective sleeve, chemical attack, heat damage, or if the tag is missing or illegible. Webbing cannot be repaired.
We supply Plumalti, Conquip, Wolff Onsite, LiftKing and Cobra. Ranges vary, so check the brand page for the full listing.
Related ranges include Rescue Cages, Loadbinding, Lifting Frames, Shackles, Wire Rope Pullers, Wire Rope Fittings, Pulley Blocks and Turnbuckles & Rigging Screws.