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Lift-all 382LBX2 Wire Rope Sling 2 ft conveying
Two-foot steel wire-rope sling rated 2,800 lb at 30 degrees, 4,000 lb at 45 degrees and 5,000 lb at 60 degrees
- Rated 5,000 lb at 60° basket angle
- 2 ft leg length for compact rigging
- 3/8 in steel rope with IWRC core
- 6 x 19 strand construction resists abrasion
- 31/32 in hook opening fits standard hardware
Sling capacity and angle ratings
This Lift-all 382LBX2 wire rope sling is built for lifting and conveying tasks where the load angle changes during the lift. It is rated for 2,800 lb at 30 degrees, 4,000 lb at 45 degrees and 5,000 lb at 60 degrees. The 2 ft leg length suits short-reach rigging in workshops and yards.
Load behaviour across working angles
Capacity rises as the included angle widens from 30 to 60 degrees, so the sling handles heavier loads when the legs are spread wider. The 6 x 19 strand construction with IWRC core resists crushing and maintains strength through repeated cycles at each rated angle.
Steel construction and hook clearance
Uncoated steel rope and a 31/32 in hook opening give direct metal-to-metal contact without polymer layers that can wear or melt. The IWRC core adds internal support, keeping the rope stable under tension while the open hook speeds attachment to standard hardware.
Highlights
- Rated 5,000 lb at 60° basket angle
- 2 ft leg length for compact rigging
- 3/8 in steel rope with IWRC core
- 6 x 19 strand construction resists abrasion
- 31/32 in hook opening fits standard hardware
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 3/8 in steel rope generate noticeable heat or noise when lifting a 5,000 lb load at 60 degrees all day?
The sling uses uncoated 6 x 19 IWRC steel rope, which has no moving parts or motor, so it produces no operational noise or heat during lifting.
What hardware must I already own to attach this 2 ft bridle sling with its 31/32 in hook opening?
You need a crane hook, shackle or master link with an inside width of at least 31/32 in to accept the hook, plus suitable rigging points rated for the 5,000 lb capacity at 60 degrees.
Can I pair this 382 series sling with older 3/8 in wire-rope chokers rated at 4,000 lb vertical capacity?
Yes, provided the older chokers are also 3/8 in 6 x 19 IWRC construction; the bridle's 4,000 lb rating at 45 degrees matches that vertical figure, so the assembly is limited by the lowest-rated component.
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