Everest
Everest C1075 40 mm × 12 ft 2600 lb endless round sling
A 12 ft endless round sling rated for 2600 lb lifts, built from high-strength fibres encased in a tough tubular jacket for a high weight-to-capacity ratio
- Lightweight design with high 2600 lb capacity
- 12 ft length suits wide lifting applications
- 40 mm diameter fits standard hardware
- Durable tubular jacket protects internal fibers
- California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies
Lightweight heavy-load sling
The Everest C1075 endless round sling is built for lifting and pulling tasks where a high strength-to-weight ratio matters. Its tubular jacket encloses high-strength fibres, giving a 2600 lb working load in a form that is easy to handle and position around irregular loads.
Soft construction protects surfaces
The continuous jacket distributes pressure evenly, reducing marking on finished or fragile items during normal lifts. Because the fibres are fully encased, there are no exposed strands to snag or abrade, keeping noise and friction low while the sling is under tension.
Flexible fit for tight rigging
The 40 mm width and 12 ft circumference let the sling wrap around beams, pipes or machinery where flat webbing would bind. Its endless design removes hardware hooks, freeing up connection points and allowing choke, basket or vertical hitches without extra fittings.
Highlights
- Lightweight design with high 2600 lb capacity
- 12 ft length suits wide lifting applications
- 40 mm diameter fits standard hardware
- Durable tubular jacket protects internal fibers
- California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I rig the 40 mm endless round sling without twisting the high-strength fibres inside the tubular jacket?
Lay the sling flat, pass both ends through the load or hook so the fibres stay parallel, and avoid rolling the sling under tension which can bunch the internal fibres.
When should the 12 ft round sling be replaced based on jacket wear or fibre damage?
Remove the sling from service if the tubular jacket shows cuts, abrasion exposing the core fibres, melted spots, or if the label is missing or illegible.
What is the first limit reached when the 2600 lb sling is used at its rated capacity for repeated lifts?
The 2600 lb working load limit is the governing limit; exceeding it or shock-loading the sling will cause fibre fatigue before any other factor.
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