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Lift-all 38IEEX3 Wire Rope Sling conveying 3 ft 2,800 lb
A 3 ft steel wire rope sling with 3/8 in IWRC construction rated for 2,800 lb vertical hitch capacity
- 3/8 in steel wire rope with IWRC core for strength
- 2,800 lb vertical capacity handles heavy loads
- 5,800 lb basket capacity for wider lifts
- 6 in eye length allows quick hook attachment
- 3 ft sling length suits tight rigging spaces
Lift-all 38IEEX3 Wire Rope Sling
The Lift-all 38IEEX3 is a new wire rope sling designed for lifting, pulling and conveying tasks. It suits riggers and maintenance crews who need a short, steel sling with fixed eyes for vertical, choker or basket hitches. The uncoated 3/8 in diameter rope uses a 6 x 19 strand construction with an IWRC core for strength and abrasion resistance.
3 ft Length with Fixed Eye Terminations
This sling replaces worn or damaged wire rope assemblies of the same length and capacity. The 3 ft body length and 6 in eye length fit existing rigging points without re-engineering the lift plan. The jump is worth it when the current sling shows broken wires, corrosion or deformation that reduces its rated capacity below the required working load limit.
Capacity Ratings Across Hitch Types
Vertical hitch capacity is 2,800 lb, choker hitch capacity is 2,200 lb and basket hitch capacity is 5,800 lb. These ratings cover most overhead lifting and load securing jobs within the stated angles. The sling runs out of capacity for angled lifts beyond 60 degrees where specific ratings are not applicable and for applications requiring a larger hook opening width than the eye provides.
Highlights
- 3/8 in steel wire rope with IWRC core for strength
- 2,800 lb vertical capacity handles heavy loads
- 5,800 lb basket capacity for wider lifts
- 6 in eye length allows quick hook attachment
- 3 ft sling length suits tight rigging spaces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What diameter wire rope does the 38IEEX3 sling use?
The sling uses 3/8 in diameter steel wire rope with an IWRC core and 6 x 19 strand classification.
How should the eyes be seated during installation to avoid reducing capacity?
Ensure each 6 in eye sits flat against the load or hook without twisting; a twisted eye can drop the vertical hitch capacity below 2,800 lb.
When must this sling be taken out of service?
Remove it if you see broken wires, corrosion, kinking, crushing, heat damage, or if the IWRC core becomes exposed through the outer strands.
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