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Lift-all 12IEEX6 Wire Rope Sling 6 ft 1/2 in 5000 lb
Steel wire rope sling, 6 ft by 1/2 in, IWRC core, 6x19 class, rated 5,000 lb vertical, 3,800 lb choker, 10,200 lb basket
- 5,000 lb vertical lift capacity for heavy loads
- 1/2 in steel rope with IWRC core resists crushing
- 6 ft length suits common rigging spans
- 3,800 lb choker rating handles angled pulls
- 10,200 lb basket capacity doubles vertical strength
Industrial lifting sling
The Lift-all 12IEEX6 is a steel wire rope sling designed for vertical, choker and basket hitches in rigging and material-handling tasks. It suits construction, maintenance and warehouse crews who need a rated lifting connection for loads up to five thousand pounds.
6 x 19 IWRC construction
The sling uses a six by nineteen strand rope with an independent wire rope core and no coating, giving it abrasion resistance and structural stability. Each eye measures eight inches and is formed directly in the rope, so there are no separate fittings to inspect or replace during daily rigging checks.
Rated capacities by hitch
Vertical hitch capacity is five thousand pounds, choker capacity is three thousand eight hundred pounds and basket capacity is ten thousand two hundred pounds. Capacities at thirty, forty-five and sixty degree angles are not rated, so the sling must only be used in the three rated configurations to stay within its working load limits.
Highlights
- 5,000 lb vertical lift capacity for heavy loads
- 1/2 in steel rope with IWRC core resists crushing
- 6 ft length suits common rigging spans
- 3,800 lb choker rating handles angled pulls
- 10,200 lb basket capacity doubles vertical strength
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 1/2 in diameter IWRC 6 x 19 wire rope limit the vertical hitch capacity to?
The vertical hitch capacity is limited to 5,000 lb by the 1/2 in diameter IWRC 6 x 19 wire rope construction.
What are the eye length and overall sling length that determine the space needed for this sling?
The sling measures 6 ft overall with 8 in eyes at each end, so allow at least 6 ft 4 in of clear span when rigging.
How do you install the sling correctly and which hitch angle mistake should be avoided?
Pass the sling eyes over the load or hook, select vertical, choker, or basket hitch, and never use it at 30, 45, or 60 degree angles because those capacities are not rated.
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