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Lift-all 58EZEEX6 Wire Rope Sling 6 ft 5600 lb conveying
A 6 ft galvanized steel wire rope sling with 5/8 in diameter and 5,600 lb vertical capacity
- 5,600 lb vertical capacity with galvanised steel construction
- 11,000 lb basket-hitch rating for heavy lifts
- 3,800 lb choker rating secures loads tightly
- 7 x 7 x 7 strand design resists fatigue
- 6 ft length with 10 in eyes fits common rigs
6 ft Wire Rope Sling for 5600 lb Vertical Lifts
This Lift-all wire rope sling measures 6 ft and carries a 5600 lb vertical hitch rating. The 5/8 in galvanised steel rope uses a 7 x 7 x 7 strand construction with an IWRC core. It is suited for rigging crews who need a single-leg sling for straight lifts.
Galvanised Steel Construction Resists Corrosion
The galvanised coating protects the steel rope during outdoor or damp-site work. An IWRC core adds crush resistance while keeping the sling flexible enough for choker and basket configurations. No moving parts mean silent operation and zero power draw.
Replaces Worn or Underrated Single-Leg Slings
This sling upgrades from lighter-duty ropes when vertical loads reach 5600 lb or basket loads reach 11000 lb. The 10 in eye fits standard hooks and shackles without adapters. It is not for applications requiring rated capacities at 30 45 or 60 degree angles.
Highlights
- 5,600 lb vertical capacity with galvanised steel construction
- 11,000 lb basket-hitch rating for heavy lifts
- 3,800 lb choker rating secures loads tightly
- 7 x 7 x 7 strand design resists fatigue
- 6 ft length with 10 in eyes fits common rigs
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I attach the 10 in eye to a hook without reducing the 5,600 lb vertical capacity?
Pass the 10 in eye over the hook so the rope bears evenly; avoid twisting the 7 x 7 x 7 galvanised IWRC strands or bending the eye tighter than its natural radius, which would cut the vertical capacity.
When should I retire this sling based on wear to the 5/8 in galvanised rope?
Remove it from service if you see broken wires in a single strand, corrosion pitting under the galvanising, core protrusion, kinks that cannot be straightened, or crushed sections that reduce the 5/8 in diameter.
At what point does the 11,000 lb basket rating stop being the limiting factor during a long lift?
The basket rating only applies when both legs share the load at 60 degrees or wider; if the angle narrows below 60 degrees or the load shifts to one leg, the 5,600 lb vertical capacity becomes the governing limit.
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