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Lift-all EE1101NFX6 Type 3 Web Sling 6 ft 1 in Nylon Yellow
A 6 ft nylon web sling rated for 1,000 lb vertical, 800 lb choker and 2,000 lb basket hitches, meeting ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
- Type 3 flat-eye design for versatile rigging
- 1,000 lb vertical capacity handles heavy loads
- 800 lb choker rating secures awkward shapes
- 2,000 lb basket strength doubles lifting power
- Meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
Lifting Sling Type 3 Nylon
The Lift-all EE1101NFX6 is a flat web sling designed for general lifting, pulling and conveying tasks. Its Type 3 construction provides flat eyes at each end for use in vertical, choker or basket hitches. The single-ply nylon webbing is suited to riggers and maintenance crews who need a lightweight, flexible connection point.
Replaces Worn Or Damaged Slings
This sling replaces an existing web sling that shows cuts, abrasion, UV degradation or missing identification tags. The jump is worth it when inspection reveals reduced capacity or when a longer reach of 6 ft is required for the load configuration. A new tag restores traceability to ASME B 30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 requirements.
Capacity 1 000 Lb Vertical 2 000 Lb Basket
The sling handles vertical lifts up to 1 000 lb, choker hitches up to 800 lb and basket hitches up to 2 000 lb. Nylon stretches under load, absorbing shock but reducing precision in critical positioning. It runs out when the load exceeds rated capacity, when the 1 in width cannot distribute pressure on sharp edges or when chemical exposure degrades the yellow webbing.
Highlights
- Type 3 flat-eye design for versatile rigging
- 1,000 lb vertical capacity handles heavy loads
- 800 lb choker rating secures awkward shapes
- 2,000 lb basket strength doubles lifting power
- Meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What eye length and overall width do I need on my hook or shackle for this 1 in wide Type 3 web sling?
The sling has an 8 1/2 in eye length and a 1 in overall width, so the attachment point must accept a flat eye at least that wide.
How do I rig this flat-eye sling so the eye seats flat and does not twist under load?
Pass the eye through the hook or shackle, pull the standing part back through the eye to form a choker or basket hitch, then pull tight until the eye lies flat without kinks.
When should I retire this nylon web sling based on wear or damage?
Remove it from service if you see cuts, abrasion exposing red core yarns, melted or hardened fibers, broken stitching, or an illegible ASME B30.9 / OSHA 1910.184 tag.
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