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Lift-all 12IEEX8 Wire Rope Sling 8 ft 5000 lb 1/2 in
A steel wire rope sling with 1/2 in diameter and 8 ft length, rated for 5,000 lb vertical, 3,800 lb choker and 10,200 lb basket hitches
- Steel IWRC core resists crushing under heavy loads
- 8 ft reach with 1/2 in diameter handles wide lifts
- Vertical hitch rated at 5 000 lb for straight pulls
- Choker capacity 3 800 lb grips round objects securely
- Basket hitch capacity 10 200 lb doubles the working load
Wire Rope Sling 1/2 in 8 ft
The Lift-all 12IEEX8 is a steel wire rope sling built for vertical, choker and basket hitches in lifting and rigging work. Its 1/2 in diameter rope uses a 6 x 19 strand construction with an IWRC core and no coating.
Uncoated Steel Construction
The uncoated steel rope and IWRC core deliver consistent strength without added insulation or lubrication layers. No moving parts or powered components mean there are no thermal, noise or power-draw characteristics to report.
Vertical Hitch Capacity 5000 lb
Rated at 5000 lb for a vertical hitch, 3800 lb for a choker hitch and 10200 lb for a basket hitch with 8 in eyes. Buyers needing angled-hitch ratings at 30, 45 or 60 degrees or a larger hook opening will need a different sling.
Highlights
- Steel IWRC core resists crushing under heavy loads
- 8 ft reach with 1/2 in diameter handles wide lifts
- Vertical hitch rated at 5 000 lb for straight pulls
- Choker capacity 3 800 lb grips round objects securely
- Basket hitch capacity 10 200 lb doubles the working load
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 1/2 in diameter IWRC wire rope sling with 8 in eyes, and what step is often missed?
Pass each 8 in eye over the load hook or shackle pin, then seat the eye fully in the saddle so the 6 x 19 strands bear evenly; the step often missed is verifying the eye is not twisted before applying the 5,000 lb vertical load.
What maintenance or replacement will the uncoated steel 6 x 19 class sling need over time?
Inspect the 1/2 in diameter rope before every lift for broken wires, corrosion, kinks or crushed strands; replace the sling immediately if any 6 x 19 strand shows more than the allowable broken wires or if the IWRC core is exposed.
At what limit does the 8 ft sling show strain first during sustained vertical lifting at its 5,000 lb rating?
The 1/2 in IWRC rope reaches its vertical hitch capacity of 5,000 lb first; sustained loading at this limit causes permanent stretch in the steel core before the 10,200 lb basket or 3,800 lb choker ratings become factors.
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