Wire Rope Sling - 1/2'' X 10' with 8'' Eyes on Each End

Product Description

Product Description: 
Built for demanding lifting and rigging applications, the Hercules Wire Rope Sling delivers dependable strength, flexibility, and durability on the job site. Constructed from high-quality steel wire rope with standard loops at each end, this sling is designed to handle heavy loads while maintaining excellent resistance to abrasion and wear. Hercules wire rope slings are made with EIPS, IWRC bright wire rope with A1 light lube with steel ferrule and Flemish roll splice complete with tag showing size, length, WLL and manufacture. Rated in Imperial Ton(s) (2000 lb). 
Ideal for construction, industrial lifting, material handling, and general rigging operations, the eye-to-eye configuration allows for versatile attachment options and secure connections to hooks, shackles, and lifting hardware.

Features:
Hercules standard sling we manufacture with 6x 19 IWRC EIPS classification wire rope. 
Each Hercules sling uses a rolled flemished ferule eye, with steel sleeve to secure the eye 
Durable protective sleeves at splice points. 
Suitable for vertical, choker, and basket hitch applications 
Designed for industrial and commercial lifting environments 

Specifications:
Product Type: Wire Rope Sling 
Style: Eye-to-Eye Sling 
Material: Steel Wire Rope 
Application: Lifting, rigging, and material handling 
Independent Wire Rope Core (IWRC).
Extra Improved Plow Steel (EIPS)
Loads rated in US/Short Tons (2,000 lb
Basket Hitch based on D/d Radio of 25
Wire Rope - Design Factor of 5:1
Tag showing size, length, WLL and manufacture. Rated in Imperial Ton(s) (2000 lb)

Common Uses:
Construction site lifting 
Industrial rigging operations 
Equipment handling 
Warehouse and fabrication applications 
General-purpose overhead lifting 

Manufacturing Standard 
Hercules SLR wire rope slings are manufactured, tested, and inspected in accordance with ASME B30.9 

Note: Always inspect sling before each use and ensure lifting practices comply with OSHA and ASME standards. Never exceed the rated working load limit (WLL).