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Wire rope slings, built & tagged in San Diego.

Single-leg, bridle, braided and grommet wire rope slings, plus nylon slings and spreader bars, made to your length and capacity. Every sling is tagged with its rated load.

  • Rated tag on every sling
  • Proof test and certificate available in the same shop
  • Authorized Crosby fittings
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“One stop for all your rigging needs like cable or chain assemblies, slings, shackles, hoists and more.”Pablo C. · Local Guide · Google

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  • Crosby AuthorizedGroup distributor
  • AWRF memberWire rope fabricators
  • ASME B30 · OSHATest documentation
  • 5.0 on Google12 reviews
  • In-house test facilityBarrio Logan, San Diego
Types of slings

The right sling for every lift

Used across construction, marine, oil and gas, manufacturing and mining. A rigger will help you pick the right one.

Spool of wire rope used for slings

Single part & bridle slings

Single-leg slings for high rated capacity, and multi-leg bridles that spread the load evenly.

  • Single, two-, three- and four-leg bridles
  • Eyes, hooks and links to suit your lift
Close-up of wire rope strands

Braided slings

Flexible multi-part braided slings for very heavy loads and tight spaces.

  • Three-, six-, eight- and nine-part
  • Good flexibility for basket hitches
Spool of synthetic rope

Nylon & synthetic slings

Lighter slings that protect finished and delicate surfaces.

  • Flat web and round slings
  • Sling protectors available
Spool of orange synthetic rope

Grommet slings

Endless slings in hand-spliced and mechanically spliced constructions for heavy, repeated lifts.

Riggers rigging a lift beside a crane

Spreader bars

Spreader and lifting beams to control load angle and keep long loads level.

How it works

From your lift to a tagged sling

  1. Tell us the lift

    Load, hitch, length and working environment.

  2. We spec it

    A rigger confirms diameter, construction and fittings.

  3. Fabricate

    Cut, swaged or spliced in-house at our Main St. loft.

  4. Tag & test

    Rated tag on every sling, proof test on request.

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Why wire rope slings

Strong, durable and built to order

Wire rope slings are the workhorse of heavy lifting. Here is why crews choose them:

  • Lowest cost per unit of capacity among steel slings.
  • Good abrasion resistance for a longer service life.
  • IWRC constructions handle higher temperatures than synthetic slings.
  • Wire core for strength, fiber core for flexibility.
  • Many end fittings and body constructions to choose from.
Reading 6x19 and 6x36: the first number is strands around the core, the second is wires per strand. Fewer, larger wires resist wear. More, smaller wires bend better and resist fatigue.
Wire rope with a swaged fitting
Google reviews

Riggers trust our slings

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“One stop for all your rigging needs like cable or chain assemblies, slings, shackles, hoists and more.”
Pablo C.Local Guide · Google
“These guys are real experts and actually care about their customers. They help you find the best parts.”
David C.Local Guide · Google
“Knowledgeable staff, quick and quality assured!”
Michael S.Local Guide · Google

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Rigger fitting a chain sling in the shop
Get a Consult with Our Team.

Not sure which sling? Tell us the lift.

A rigger will spec the right sling, fittings and capacity, then build and tag it in-house.

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“Got your back” policy

If our gear fails in normal use, we make it right.

If a sling we made fails in normal use within 60 days we replace it once at no charge, or within 6 months if you bought sling protectors with it.

Guarantee
1 yearon hardware
Guarantee
60 dayssling & rope replacement
Guarantee
6 monthswith sling protectors
Related services

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Questions

Sling FAQ

Still not sure? A rigger can answer in a minute.

(619) 239-7685Open Mon–Fri, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm
Are your slings tagged?

Yes. Every sling leaves the loft with a tag showing its rated load.

Can I get the sling certified?

Yes. Add a proof load test and certificate to your order and it is done in the same shop.

Wire rope or nylon?

Wire rope slings are tougher and handle heat better. Nylon slings are lighter and protect finished surfaces. Call and a rigger will help you choose.

What if a sling fails early?

Under our Got Your Back policy, if a sling we made fails in normal use within 60 days we replace it once at no charge, or within 6 months if you bought sling protectors with it.

Do you inspect slings I already own?

Yes. We inspect, repair and re-certify slings from any manufacturer.

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