Webbing typically refers to a type of woven fabric that is strong and durable, commonly used in various applications. It consists of interconnected fibers woven together in a specific pattern to create a flexible and sturdy material.

An "endless webbing sling" refers to a type of lifting sling used in various industries for material handling and lifting purposes. It is made from durable, high-strength synthetic webbing material, typically polyester, which is woven into a continuous loop.

A hand winch is a mechanical device used to lift or pull heavy loads manually. It typically consists of a drum or spool that is turned by a crank or handle, allowing a cable or rope to wind around it. By turning the crank, you create a mechanical advantage that enables you to apply a smaller force over a longer distance to move or lift a heavier load.

A winch is a mechanism used to tighten, release, or otherwise regulate the tension of a rope, wire, or cable.

A marine winch is a device used to hoist or pull heavy objects in marine environments, such as boats or ships. The 1600LBS Marine Winch Hand Winch refers to a specific type of marine winch that is designed to lift or pull objects weighing up to 1600 pounds (725 kilograms).