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Lift-all 38IEEX4 Wire Rope Sling 4 ft 3/8 in 2800 lb
A 4 ft wire-rope sling with 3/8 in diameter and 2,800 lb vertical capacity
- Vertical lift rated 2,800 lb with 3/8 in IWRC steel rope
- Choker configuration supports 2,200 lb for secure grip loads
- Basket hitch handles 5,800 lb doubling capacity
- 4 ft length with 6 in eyes fits standard rigging
- Uncoated 6 x 19 construction resists abrasion daily
Wire Rope Sling for Lifting Applications
This Lift-all wire rope sling is designed for lifting, pulling and conveying tasks. It features a 4 ft length with 3/8 in diameter steel rope and 6 in eyes at each end. The construction uses 6 x 19 strand classification with an independent wire rope core. Uncoated finish suits general industrial use where corrosion resistance is not the primary requirement.
Suited for Vertical, Choker and Basket Hitches
Rigging professionals needing a lightweight sling rated at 2,800 lb vertical, 2,200 lb choker and 5,800 lb basket capacity will find this model appropriate. Buyers who require rated capacities at 30, 45 or 60 degree angles should look at slings that publish those figures. The absence of angle ratings means this sling cannot be selected for multi-leg lifts where those values are mandatory.
Vertical Hitch Capacity 2,800 lb
The single specification that determines fit is the vertical hitch capacity of 2,800 lb. This value sets the maximum load for a straight lift and derives the choker and basket ratings. Confirm the working load limit matches the heaviest single lift in the planned operation before specifying this sling.
Highlights
- Vertical lift rated 2,800 lb with 3/8 in IWRC steel rope
- Choker configuration supports 2,200 lb for secure grip loads
- Basket hitch handles 5,800 lb doubling capacity
- 4 ft length with 6 in eyes fits standard rigging
- Uncoated 6 x 19 construction resists abrasion daily
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 4 ft length or a different length for my lift?
This sling is 4 ft long with 6 in eyes; select a longer sling only if the distance between hook and load requires more reach.
What does the 2,800 lb vertical capacity mean when I rig it?
It means the sling can safely lift 2,800 lb in a straight vertical hitch; capacity drops to 2,200 lb in a choker hitch and rises to 5,800 lb in a basket hitch.
How does the 3/8 in 6 x 19 IWRC wire rope affect what I can lift?
The 3/8 in diameter 6 x 19 classification with independent wire rope core gives the stated vertical, choker and basket ratings; do not exceed those limits.
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