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Lift-all 58IEEX10 Wire Rope Sling 10 ft 5/8 in 7800 lb
A 10 ft steel wire rope sling with a 5/8 in diameter and 7,800 lb vertical capacity
- 7,800 lb vertical capacity for heavy lifts
- 10 ft length gives versatile reach
- 5/8 in IWRC steel core resists crushing
- 6 x 19 strand class balances strength and flexibility
- 15,600 lb basket rating for wide-load security
10 ft wire rope sling
This Lift-all wire rope sling measures 10 ft and uses 5/8 in diameter steel rope with an IWRC core. It is built for vertical, choker and basket hitches in rigging and material-handling tasks. The uncoated 6 x 19 classification rope provides standard flexibility and abrasion resistance for general lifting work.
Eye termination and hitch capacities
Each end forms a 10 in eye that accepts hooks, shackles or direct attachment to loads. Vertical hitch capacity is 7,800 lb, choker hitch capacity is 5,800 lb and basket hitch capacity reaches 15,600 lb. Capacities at 30, 45 and 60 degree angles are not rated, so the sling must be used within the listed straight-pull configurations.
Ready-to-use rigging component
The sling ships complete with both eyes formed and requires no additional fittings or assembly before first use. No lubricants, protective sleeves or inspection tags are included in the package. Users should follow applicable inspection schedules and attach appropriate hardware for each lifting job.
Highlights
- 7,800 lb vertical capacity for heavy lifts
- 10 ft length gives versatile reach
- 5/8 in IWRC steel core resists crushing
- 6 x 19 strand class balances strength and flexibility
- 15,600 lb basket rating for wide-load security
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What vertical hitch capacity does the 5/8 in wire rope sling provide?
The 5/8 in wire rope sling provides a vertical hitch capacity of 7,800 lb when used in a straight lift configuration.
What are the eye length and overall sling length for the 10 ft model?
The sling has a 10 ft overall length with a 10 in eye length at each end for hook or shackle attachment.
How is the wire rope sling installed and what common mistake should be avoided?
Install by placing the eyes over the hook or shackle, ensuring the sling body is free of twists; the common mistake is allowing kinks or twists to form under load.
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