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Lift-all 1IEEX12 Wire Rope Sling 12 ft 1 in 19600 lb
Steel wire-rope sling with 1 in diameter, 12 ft length and 19,600 lb vertical capacity
- Vertical lift rated at 19,600 lb for heavy loads
- 1 in diameter IWRC core steel rope resists crushing
- 12 ft length with 16 in eyes suits wide lifts
- Choker capacity 14,400 lb for secure grip
- Basket hitch handles 40,000 lb for balanced rigging
12 ft 1 in Wire Rope Sling
The Lift-all 1IEEX12 is a 12 ft wire rope sling built for vertical, choker and basket lifting. It uses 1 in diameter steel rope with an IWRC core and 6 x 19 strand construction. The uncoated design suits general rigging where a 19 600 lb vertical capacity is required.
Check hitch type and angle ratings
Verify the hitch you plan to use matches the rated capacities: 19 600 lb vertical, 14 400 lb choker and 40 000 lb basket. Angled lifts at 30, 45 and 60 degrees are not rated, so do not use this sling for those configurations. Confirm the 16 in eye fits your hook or shackle before ordering.
Steel construction handles load without thermal
The uncoated steel rope and IWRC core do not generate heat or noise during normal lifting. Power draw is not applicable for this passive rigging component. Inspect for wear, corrosion or distortion before each use to maintain the stated capacities.
Highlights
- Vertical lift rated at 19,600 lb for heavy loads
- 1 in diameter IWRC core steel rope resists crushing
- 12 ft length with 16 in eyes suits wide lifts
- Choker capacity 14,400 lb for secure grip
- Basket hitch handles 40,000 lb for balanced rigging
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 12 ft wire rope sling come with any hooks or hardware, or must those be purchased separately?
The sling is supplied with 16 in eyes on each end and no hooks or additional hardware. Any hooks, shackles or other fittings must be bought separately.
How do I decide between the vertical, choker and basket hitch ratings of 19,600 lb, 14,400 lb and 40,000 lb?
Choose the rating that matches your rigging method: vertical lift uses 19,600 lb, choker hitch uses 14,400 lb, and basket hitch uses 40,000 lb. Angled lifts at 30, 45 or 60 degrees are not rated for this sling.
What does the 19,600 lb vertical hitch capacity mean when the sling is used in a real lift?
It is the maximum load you may lift in a straight vertical pull with the 12 ft, 1 in diameter, 6 x 19 IWRC wire rope. Exceeding it or using an unrated angle reduces the safety margin.
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