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I&I Sling I&I Sling is a manufacturing company servicing the crane and heavy lift industry. I&I Sling Inc.

is your one stop shop for quality rigging and over head lifting equipment. 6 branch locations positioned in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Virginia, North Carolina, and Florida make up the I&I Sling family.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our open house at our headquarters in Aston, PA yesterday! It was a pleasure to ...
09/24/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our open house at our headquarters in Aston, PA yesterday! It was a pleasure to reconnect with partners, customers and vendors, and welcome new faces to our facility.

The day included a Slingmax product training led by RiggSafe Solutions, Inc., a shop tour, time with our vendors, and a break test of a Twin-Path High Performance Roundsling. We wrapped things up with lunch and raffle prizes.

We appreciate everyone who helped make the event possible and everyone who spent the day with us. We’re looking forward to seeing you at the next one!

Another big Twin-Path® order completed and heading out the door!The synthetics department at our headquarters in Aston, ...
09/17/2026

Another big Twin-Path® order completed and heading out the door!

The synthetics department at our headquarters in Aston, PA has been hard at work fabricating this large order of Slingmax® Twin-Path High Performance Roundslings for one of our customers.

The sheer number of slings in this order reflects the continued demand for Twin-Path and high-performance synthetic lifting solutions across the industry.

Great work by everyone involved in getting this order completed and ready for the field!

Not every lifting sling performs the same in the field. Each sling comes with its own unique characteristics and propert...
08/28/2026

Not every lifting sling performs the same in the field. Each sling comes with its own unique characteristics and properties, so you want to make sure you're using the right sling for your application. That is where our Lifting Sling Selection Guide comes into play.

Our Lifting Sling Selection Guide compares chain, wire rope, polyester, and high-performance fiber slings while also covering ASME B30.9 design factors, international standards, supplier considerations, and complex lifting applications.

Built from more than 60 years of lifting and rigging experience, the guide provides practical information to help rigging professionals evaluate the best sling for the job.

Download the free guide: https://hubs.la/Q04vMbhf0

Just two weeks until our August training sessions at the I&I Sling Greensboro, North Carolina branch. Hosted by RiggSafe...
08/07/2026

Just two weeks until our August training sessions at the I&I Sling Greensboro, North Carolina branch. Hosted by RiggSafe Solutions, Inc., these hands-on courses are designed to strengthen rigging knowledge and reinforce safe, compliant lifting practices.

On August 19, 2026, the Competent Rigger 1 course provides an 8-hour introduction to fundamental and intermediate rigging principles. Participants will cover rigging calculations for symmetrical loads, understanding and controlling a load's center of gravity (CG), inspection procedures for common slings and rigging hardware, and communication requirements for mobile, tower, and overhead cranes. Through practical, hands-on instruction, attendees will build confidence while developing the skills needed to expand their rigging knowledge.

On August 20–21, 2026, the Qualified Inspector Level 3 course offers a comprehensive two-day review of OSHA and ASME inspection requirements for slings, rigging hardware, and below-the-hook lifting devices. Participants will gain hands-on experience inspecting field-damaged synthetic web slings, round slings, wire rope slings, alloy chain slings, wire mesh slings, rigging hardware, and below-the-hook devices while learning to identify defects, evaluate proper applications, and recognize common causes of equipment failure. This course is ideal for professionals looking to enhance their inspection expertise and strengthen safety practices in the field.

Register today: https://hubs.la/Q04sjSs20

Did you know? I&I Sling carries more than just lifting and rigging equipment, we also supply professional arborist gear!...
08/01/2026

Did you know? I&I Sling carries more than just lifting and rigging equipment, we also supply professional arborist gear!

From climbing helmets and harnesses to carabiners, pulleys, and other tree care essentials, we stock equipment from trusted brands like DMM, ISC, and Petzl® to help arborists work safely and efficiently in the canopy. Whether you're replacing worn gear or building out your climbing kit, we've got you covered.

Explore our arborist gear:
https://hubs.la/Q04rz79J0

Continuing to use damaged lifting equipment puts your crew, your load, and your operation at unnecessary risk. Knowing w...
07/23/2026

Continuing to use damaged lifting equipment puts your crew, your load, and your operation at unnecessary risk. Knowing when to retire a sling is just as important as knowing how to use it. Keep these removal-from-service reminders in mind:

Roundslings: Remove from service if you find cut or torn covers, exposed core yarns, melted or heat-damaged fibers, chemical damage, missing identification tags, or any condition that could reduce the sling's strength.

Wire Rope Slings: Remove from service if you discover bent, kinked, crushed, or birdcaged rope, severe corrosion, damaged end fittings, or any deformation that compromises the sling's integrity.

General Rule: If there is any doubt about the condition of a sling, remove it from service immediately and have it inspected or replaced. A damaged sling should never be returned to service until it has been properly evaluated.

Taking questionable equipment out of service before it fails is one of the simplest ways to prevent serious incidents. A few moments of inspection can protect your crew and your equipment.

Learn more about our inspection services and lifting equipment solutions: https://hubs.la/Q04qv5c40

Check out the upcoming training sessions taking place this August at the I&I Sling Greensboro, North Carolina branch. Le...
07/14/2026

Check out the upcoming training sessions taking place this August at the I&I Sling Greensboro, North Carolina branch. Led by RiggSafe Solutions, Inc., these hands-on courses are designed to strengthen practical rigging knowledge while helping participants maintain safe, compliant lifting practices.

On August 19, 2026, the Competent Rigger 1 course delivers an 8-hour program covering basic to intermediate rigging techniques, rigging math for symmetric loads, understanding and controlling a load's center of gravity (CG), frequent inspection practices for common slings and rigging hardware, and communication requirements for mobile, tower, and overhead cranes. Designed with hands-on instruction, this course helps participants build confidence while developing the skills needed to advance their rigging knowledge.

On August 20–21, 2026, the Qualified Inspector Level 3 course provides a comprehensive two-day study of OSHA and ASME inspection requirements for slings, rigging hardware, and below-the-hook lifting devices. Participants will gain practical experience inspecting field-damaged synthetic web slings, round slings, wire rope slings, alloy chain slings, wire mesh slings, rigging hardware, and below-the-hook devices while learning to identify defects, understand proper applications, and recognize the causes of equipment failures. This course is ideal for professionals looking to strengthen their inspection expertise and elevate safety practices in the field.

Explore full course details and secure your spot on our website today.

Check out the upcoming training sessions taking place this May at the I&I Sling Greensboro, North Carolina Branch. These...
05/19/2026

Check out the upcoming training sessions taking place this May at the I&I Sling Greensboro, North Carolina Branch. These hands-on courses, led by RiggSafe Solutions, Inc., are designed to build real-world knowledge and keep your rigging practices sharp, safe, and compliant.

On May 27, 2026, the Competent Rigger 1 course delivers an 8-hour program focused on foundational to intermediate rigging techniques, rigging math for symmetric loads, and understanding and managing center-of-gravity (CG) dynamics. Attendees will also learn proper inspection practices for common slings and rigging hardware, along with essential communication techniques for mobile, tower, and overhead crane environments. This course is ideal for those developing their skills and ready to advance with hands-on experience.

On May 28–29, 2026, the Qualified Inspector Level 3 course provides a comprehensive two-day deep dive into inspection criteria and techniques aligned with OSHA and ASME standards. Participants will evaluate a wide range of slings, rigging hardware, and below-the-hook lifting devices—including real, field-damaged equipment—to better understand defects, failures, and proper applications. This course is built for professionals looking to strengthen inspection knowledge and elevate safety practices in the field.

Explore full course details and secure your spot on our website today: https://hubs.la/Q04h7Sd80

We had another Toolbox Talk, this time near our Norwood Massachusetts branch, as we continue recognizing Construction Sa...
05/07/2026

We had another Toolbox Talk, this time near our Norwood Massachusetts branch, as we continue recognizing Construction Safety Week and the importance of starting every job the right way.

Even simple check-ins like this play a big role in maintaining awareness and keeping safety top of mind on the jobsite. Alongside our toolbox talks, we also offer Use and Care Guides for the products, so users can keep best practices at the forefront: https://hubs.la/Q04fVG4J0.

Stay safe out there!

In recognition of Construction Safety Week, we started off the week with a one-hour Toolbox Talk with The Lane Construct...
05/05/2026

In recognition of Construction Safety Week, we started off the week with a one-hour Toolbox Talk with The Lane Construction Corporation in Woodbridge, Virginia, where crews are actively working on a major road and intersection expansion project featuring multiple overpasses.

The team took time to talk through the day’s tasks, identify hazards, reinforce safe practices, and make sure everyone was aligned before work began. These conversations help set the tone for a safer, more productive day as work continues on this complex infrastructure project.

We are proud to support crews who prioritize safety at the start of every shift, because when we plan with purpose, everyone goes home safe.

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205 Bridgewater Road
Aston, PA
19014

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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+14844839487

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