Everest
Everest 2-inch 12-foot flat eye-eye sling 6400 lbs 2-ply
A 12-foot flat eye-eye sling rated at 6400 lbs with protected loop ends for heavy-duty lifting
- High-tensile polyester handles 6400 lbs vertical lift
- 12-foot length gives generous reach for large loads
- Flat eye-eye design distributes pressure across wide surface
- Protected loop ends resist abrasion at attachment points
- Two-ply construction adds strength for demanding rigging jobs
2-inch 12-foot flat eye-eye sling
The Everest 2-inch by 12-foot flat eye-eye sling is a heavy-duty lifting strap rated for 6400 lbs. It uses high tensile strength polyester webbing with protected loop ends for added durability. The wide, smooth surface distributes load evenly to protect the lifted object. This new sling suits rigging, towing and material-handling tasks.
Replaces worn or lower-capacity straps
Swap out damaged, frayed or lower-rated slings when the job demands a 6400 lbs working load limit. The 2-ply construction and reinforced eyes extend service life under repeated heavy lifts. Upgrade when your current gear shows cuts, UV degradation or insufficient capacity for the load. The 12-foot length covers common reach requirements.
Check your rigging hardware and load
Verify that shackles, hooks and attachment points match the sling’s 2-inch width and 6400 lbs rating. Inspect the load for sharp edges that could cut the polyester webbing despite the protected eyes. Confirm the 12-foot length provides adequate reach and choke angle for your specific lift plan. California Proposition 65 warning applies.
Highlights
- High-tensile polyester handles 6400 lbs vertical lift
- 12-foot length gives generous reach for large loads
- Flat eye-eye design distributes pressure across wide surface
- Protected loop ends resist abrasion at attachment points
- Two-ply construction adds strength for demanding rigging jobs
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What width and length must the lifting point accommodate for this 2-inch by 12-foot flat eye-eye sling?
The sling is 2 inches wide and 12 feet long, so the attachment point must accept a 2-inch flat loop at each end.
How do you rig this 2-ply polyester sling with protected loop ends, and what common mistake should be avoided?
Pass each protected loop end over the hook or shackle without twisting the flat body; the common error is allowing a half-twist that reduces the 6400 lbs capacity.
When should this high-tensile polyester sling be retired, given the California Proposition 65 notice and heavy-duty use?
Remove from service if you see cuts, abrasion, heat damage, melted fibres, or illegible identification tags; chemical exposure noted under Proposition 65 also warrants inspection.
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