The Machining & Welding No Touch Sling Stick lets riggers place and remove slings from a load without reaching underneath it, sized at 56 inches long.

The stick's hook end catches a sling or chain and guides it into position, keeping hands clear of pinch points and suspended loads.

Fabricated from lightweight but rigid material, the stick is built to hold its shape while extending a rigger's reach safely.

Facilities that prioritize hands-free rigging as part of their safety program keep sling sticks like this on hand for routine lifts.

Equipment like this shows up across a wide range of industries, from steel fabrication and machine shops to warehousing, construction, and vehicle service centers. Anywhere crews need to move a load overhead in a controlled, repeatable way, a purpose-built lift beam or crane keeps the job safer and faster than improvised rigging. Once a facility standardizes on the right lifting equipment for its typical loads, operators spend less time rigging and more time actually getting work done.

Rated capacity should always be treated as a hard limit, not a target, and a quick visual inspection before each lift is one of the simplest ways to keep a lifting operation safe. Make sure your operators are trained on the specific rigging setup this equipment requires, and confirm that anyone signing off on a lift understands how to read the working load limit and match it against the actual load being moved.

Properly rated hardware, stored and maintained correctly, tends to outlast the equipment it gets paired with. Building a simple habit of checking condition before each use costs very little time and pays off in fewer surprises when a piece of rigging hardware is actually under load.

The full spec sheet is below, covering capacity, dimensions, and construction details at a glance.

The Machining & Welding No Touch Sling Stick is ready to keep your riggers' hands clear of the load on every pick.

Product Info:
•  Length: 56 in
•  Shipping Weight: 1.5 lbs