Synthetic Slings
Synthetic roundslings and flat webbing slings are lightweight, flexible and gentle on the load. They are hired for lifting finished steel, pipe, precast, machinery and anything with a surface that needs protecting.
- Inspected & tagged
- Delivered to site
- Expert lifting advice
Why hire it from us
- 01Lightweight and easy to rig by hand
- 02Soft surface protects painted and finished loads
- 03To AS 4497 (roundslings) and AS 1353 (webbing), colour coded by capacity
- 04Wear sleeves and edge protection available
What is the difference between a roundsling and a flat webbing sling?
A roundsling has a continuous load-bearing core inside a protective cover, while a flat sling is woven webbing with eyes. Flat slings spread the load over a wider surface; roundslings are more flexible and can be rotated to spread wear.
Do synthetic slings need protection on sharp edges?
Yes. Synthetic slings can be cut on sharp or rough edges, so use edge protectors or wear sleeves, and ask our team if you are unsure.
How long can I hire it for?
Daily, weekly or long-term hire. Tell us your dates when you request a Quote and we will price the period that suits the job.
Does it come inspected and certified?
Yes. Every item is inspected and tagged by our team before it leaves the yard, and the current certificate goes with it.
Can you deliver to site?
We deliver nationwide from our branches in South Australia and the Northern Territory (Regency Park, Whyalla and Darwin), or you can collect from your nearest branch.
Not sure which size or type you need?
Send us the load, the lift and the site conditions. Our team will recommend the right equipment and include it in your Quote.
