Hand Spliced Slings are wire ropes with manually braided eyes, crafted without ferrules or compression sleeves. They’re ideal for marine lifting, field rigging, offshore anchor handling, and projects where flexibility, movement, or vibration handling is critical. These slings are particularly useful in environments where conventional splicing methods may not perform reliably.

Hand splicing offers excellent shock absorption, flexibility, and fatigue resistance, making it ideal for dynamic and angular lifting. Unlike mechanical splices, these slings can be crafted and adjusted in the field, offering more control during emergency repairs or custom rigging setups. While slightly lower in strength efficiency, they excel in operational adaptability.

Hand Spliced Slings are crafted by manually weaving the strands of a wire rope to form strong, secure terminations—typically eye loops—without using metal sleeves or pressing machines. Unlike mechanically spliced slings, hand spliced variants offer superior flexibility, better fatigue resistance, and shock absorption, especially useful in dynamic lifting conditions, such as in marine, offshore, or field-based rigging applications.