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Lift-all EE1804TFX4 Web Sling Type 3 4 ft 4 in Polyester Silver
A polyester web sling rated for 6,400 lb vertical, 5,000 lb choker and 12,800 lb basket hitches, built to ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
- Type 3 flat-eye design simplifies rigging
- Single-ply polyester construction reduces weight
- 6,400 lb vertical capacity handles heavy loads
- 12,800 lb basket capacity supports wide lifts
- Meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
Lift-all EE1804TFX4 Type 3 Web Sling
The Lift-all EE1804TFX4 is a Type 3 flat web sling made from single-ply polyester webbing. It measures four feet long with an overall width of four inches and a thickness of 5/32 inch. Rated for 6,400 lb vertical, 5,000 lb choker and 12,800 lb basket hitches, it suits riggers handling moderate loads where a soft, non-marring contact surface is required.
Upgrade from chain or wire rope slings
Switching to this polyester sling reduces weight and eliminates metal-on-metal damage on finished parts. The jump is worth it when loads stay within the rated capacities and the environment avoids sharp edges, high heat or chemical exposure that would degrade synthetic fibres. Chain and wire rope remain preferable for abrasive or high-temperature conditions.
Simple eye-to-hook connection
Each end forms a 12-inch flat eye that seats directly on a hook, shackle or master link without extra hardware. Inspect the eyes and body for cuts, abrasion or UV fading before every lift; the most common failure comes from unnoticed edge damage during basket hitches. Store clean and dry to maintain compliance with ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184.
Highlights
- Type 3 flat-eye design simplifies rigging
- Single-ply polyester construction reduces weight
- 6,400 lb vertical capacity handles heavy loads
- 12,800 lb basket capacity supports wide lifts
- Meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What width of crane hook or shackle pin will the 4 in wide eyes of this Type 3 web sling fit over?
The eyes are 12 in long and 4 in wide, so any hook throat or pin diameter that clears a 4 in flat eye will engage the sling without binding.
When rigging the 4 ft sling in a vertical hitch, what is the first step that riggers often skip before applying the 6,400 lb load?
Inspect the full 4 ft length for cuts, abrasions or heat damage and verify the silver/blue identification tag is legible; only then attach the flat eyes to the hook.
After how many lifts should the 5/32 in thick polyester webbing be retired from service under ASME B30.9?
Retire the sling immediately if inspection reveals cuts, tears, broken stitching, UV degradation or melting — no fixed lift count replaces the required pre-use examination.
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