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Lift-all 122LBX6 Wire Rope Sling 6 ft 8,800 lb
A 6 ft steel wire rope sling with a 1/2 in diameter and 8,800 lb capacity at 60 degrees
- Vertical 8,800 lb lift capacity at 60-degree angle
- 45-degree configuration handles 7,200 lb working load
- 30-degree setup supports 5,000 lb rated capacity
- 6 x 19 IWRC steel construction resists abrasion
- Six-foot length fits standard rigging applications
Lift-all 122LBX6 Wire Rope Sling
The Lift-all 122LBX6 is a six-foot bridle wire rope sling designed for lifting, pulling and conveying tasks. It uses 1/2 inch diameter steel rope with an IWRC core and a 6 x 19 strand classification. The uncoated construction suits industrial rigging where a durable, flexible connection is required.
Load capacities at standard angles
Rated capacities vary with the hitch angle: 5,000 lb at 30 degrees, 7,200 lb at 45 degrees and 8,800 lb at 60 degrees. Vertical, choker and basket hitch ratings are not applicable for this configuration. Users must match the sling angle to the load to stay within the stated limits.
Steel construction and hook dimensions
The steel rope and IWRC core provide strength and resistance to crushing during normal use. An uncoated finish means the surface is exposed to the environment and may require inspection for corrosion. The hook opening measures 1 3/16 in, which determines compatibility with attachment points on the load or lifting device.
Highlights
- Vertical 8,800 lb lift capacity at 60-degree angle
- 45-degree configuration handles 7,200 lb working load
- 30-degree setup supports 5,000 lb rated capacity
- 6 x 19 IWRC steel construction resists abrasion
- Six-foot length fits standard rigging applications
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I attach the 1/2 in wire rope with 6 x 19 classification and IWRC core to a load, and what step is often missed?
Use the 1 3/16 in hook opening to connect the sling, and always verify the hook latch fully closes — an unlatched hook is the most common oversight.
What maintenance or replacement will this uncoated steel sling need over time?
Inspect the 6 x 19 wire rope before each use for broken wires, corrosion, kinks, or core protrusion; remove from service immediately if any damage is found.
At what angle does the 8,800 lb capacity apply, and what limit appears first if the angle changes under sustained lifting?
The 8,800 lb rating is at 60 degrees; at 45 degrees capacity drops to 7,200 lb and at 30 degrees to 5,000 lb, so reduced angle is the first limiting factor.
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