Everest
Everest C1134 6400 lb flat eye-eye sling 10 ft
A 10 ft flat eye-eye sling rated at 6400 lb for heavy-duty lifting with protected loop ends and a wide load surface
- High tensile strength polyester handles heavy loads
- 6400 lb rated capacity supports demanding lifts
- 10 ft length provides versatile reach
- Flat eye-eye design gives wide smooth load surface
- Protected loop ends increase strap durability
Everest C1134 6400 lb lifting sling
The Everest C1134 is a 10 ft flat eye-eye sling rated for 6400 lb. It is built from high tensile strength polyester with protected loop ends for added durability. The wide, smooth load surface distributes force evenly across the lifted object. This sling suits rigging, automotive and industrial lifting tasks.
Ideal for heavy-duty flat lifts.
This sling suits users who need a heavy-duty flat strap for bulky or awkward loads. The protected loops and wide bearing area help prevent damage to both the sling and the load. Buyers who need a lighter sling, a different length, or hardware such as hooks or ratchets should look at other configurations.
Fits into lifting sets with shackles or hooks
The eye-eye design connects directly to shackles, hooks or master links without extra stitching. The 10 ft length provides reach for common overhead or horizontal pulls. The flat profile lies flush against wide surfaces, freeing up space that round slings would occupy. No additional fittings are included.
Highlights
- High tensile strength polyester handles heavy loads
- 6400 lb rated capacity supports demanding lifts
- 10 ft length provides versatile reach
- Flat eye-eye design gives wide smooth load surface
- Protected loop ends increase strap durability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What lifting hardware do I need to connect the flat eye-eye ends of this Everest C1134 sling to a load?
You will need a hook, shackle or similar rigging fitting that can accept the two protected loop ends and is rated for at least the 6400 lb working load limit.
Can I use this 10 ft polyester sling together with older wire-rope or chain slings in the same lift?
Only if a qualified rigger confirms that the different stretch characteristics and load-sharing behaviour are safe for the specific lift plan.
How can I verify the sling is still fit for service after each use?
Inspect the entire 2-ply polyester web for cuts, abrasions, heat damage or chemical burns, and check that both protected loop ends and their stitching are intact before every lift.
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