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Lift-all 14IEEX2 Wire Rope Sling conveying 2 ft 1300 lb
A 2 ft steel wire rope sling with 1/4 in diameter IWRC core rated for 1,300 lb vertical lift
- Vertical lift up to 1,300 lb with 1/4 in steel rope
- Choker configuration handles 960 lb for secure grip
- Basket hitch supports 2,600 lb for heavier loads
- Independent wire rope core resists crushing under tension
- 2 ft length with 4 in eyes fits tight rigging points
Lift-all 14IEEX2 Wire Rope Sling
This Lift-all 14IEEX2 wire rope sling is a 2 ft steel lifting sling rated for a 1,300 lb vertical hitch capacity. It uses uncoated 1/4 in diameter IWRC rope with a 6 x 19 strand classification and features 4 in eye loops at each end. The sling is new and intended for vertical, choker or basket hitch configurations.
Suited for riggers needing a short.
The 2 ft length and 1,300 lb vertical rating suit tight lifts where a compact sling is required. Choker capacity is 960 lb and basket capacity is 2,600 lb. Buyers who need longer reach, higher vertical ratings or angled hitch capacities at 30, 45 or 60 degrees should look at other slings because those figures are not applicable here.
Simple to rig with standard eye connections
Each 4 in eye slips over a hook, shackle or master link for quick attachment. No tools are needed for basic vertical, choker or basket hitches. What usually goes wrong is using the sling at angles where capacity is not rated, exceeding the 1,300 lb vertical limit or allowing the uncoated steel rope to contact sharp edges without protection.
Highlights
- Vertical lift up to 1,300 lb with 1/4 in steel rope
- Choker configuration handles 960 lb for secure grip
- Basket hitch supports 2,600 lb for heavier loads
- Independent wire rope core resists crushing under tension
- 2 ft length with 4 in eyes fits tight rigging points
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will my existing 1/4-inch shackles or hooks fit the 4-inch eye on this sling?
The sling has a 4-inch eye length, so verify your shackle pin or hook throat opening matches that size before connecting.
Can I pair this 1,300 lb vertical-capacity sling with older wire-rope slings in a multi-leg lift?
Only use slings with identical diameter, core type and hitch ratings; mixing different specifications creates uneven loading and is unsafe.
How do I confirm the sling is sound after rigging it?
Inspect the 6 x 19 steel rope for broken wires, kinks or corrosion, ensure eyes sit flat in the hitch, and watch for smooth take-up under a light test load.
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