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Lift-all 38IEEX10 Wire Rope Sling 10 ft 3/8 in 2800 lb
A 10 ft steel wire rope sling with 3/8 in diameter and 2,800 lb vertical capacity
- Vertical lift up to 2,800 lb with 3/8 in IWRC rope
- Choker hitch rated 2,200 lb for secure gripping
- Basket configuration handles 5,800 lb across two legs
- 6 x 19 strand construction resists fatigue over repeated cycles
- 10 ft length with 6 in eyes fits standard rigging points
Product Identity
The Lift-all 38IEEX10 is a new 10 ft wire rope sling with a 3/8 in diameter and 2800 lb vertical capacity. It uses 6 x 19 strand classification with an IWRC core and uncoated steel construction for general lifting, pulling and conveying tasks.
Upgrade Context
This sling replaces lighter-duty chain or synthetic alternatives when a 2800 lb vertical rating is required. The step up is justified when the load approaches 2200 lb in a choker hitch or when a 5800 lb basket configuration is needed for the job.
Capacity Limits
The vertical hitch handles 2800 lb, the choker hitch 2200 lb and the basket hitch 5800 lb. Angled lifts at 30, 45 or 60 degrees are not rated, so the sling must not be used in those configurations. It stops being suitable when the load exceeds the stated hitch capacities.
Highlights
- Vertical lift up to 2,800 lb with 3/8 in IWRC rope
- Choker hitch rated 2,200 lb for secure gripping
- Basket configuration handles 5,800 lb across two legs
- 6 x 19 strand construction resists fatigue over repeated cycles
- 10 ft length with 6 in eyes fits standard rigging points
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What diameter shackle or hook will fit the 6 in eyes on this 3/8 in sling?
The eyes measure 6 in long and are formed from 3/8 in diameter wire rope; choose a shackle or hook with a bow or throat wide enough to accept that eye size.
How do I attach the sling correctly and what is the common mistake?
Seat the 6 in eye fully in the shackle bow or hook saddle and tighten the pin or latch; the frequent error is loading the eye tip or pin instead of the bowl, which cuts capacity.
When should this sling be taken out of service?
Remove it if you see broken wires, kinks, crushing, corrosion, heat damage, or any deformation of the 6 in eyes or 3/8 in rope — inspect before every lift.
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