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Lift-all EE2604NFX4 Web Sling, Type 3, Nylon, 4 in, 4 ft
Type 3 nylon web sling rated for 8,600 lb vertical, 6,900 lb choker and 17,200 lb basket hitches
- Type 3 flat eye simplifies rigging connections
- Nylon construction resists abrasion and mildew
- 8,600 lb vertical capacity handles heavy lifts
- Meets ASME B 30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
- Yellow colour aids quick visual inspection
Lift-All EE2604NFX4 Web Sling
This new Lift-All EE2604NFX4 web sling is a Type 3 flat eye-and-eye sling made from yellow nylon with two plies. It suits rigging professionals and maintenance crews who need a lightweight, flexible connection for vertical, choker or basket hitches. The 4 ft body length and 12 in eye length fit standard lifting hardware and spreader bars.
Vertical Hitch Capacity 8,600 lb
The single figure that decides fit is the vertical hitch capacity of 8,600 lb, with a choker capacity of 6,900 lb and a basket capacity of 17,200 lb. These ratings follow ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184, so the sling must not be loaded beyond the lowest applicable rating for the chosen hitch configuration.
Simple Eye Installation
Installation consists of passing each 12 in eye over a hook, shackle or master link; no tools are required. The most common error is using a hook whose throat opening is too narrow for the 4 in eye width, which can pinch the webbing and reduce capacity. Inspect the yellow nylon for cuts or abrasion before every lift.
Highlights
- Type 3 flat eye simplifies rigging connections
- Nylon construction resists abrasion and mildew
- 8,600 lb vertical capacity handles heavy lifts
- Meets ASME B 30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
- Yellow colour aids quick visual inspection
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much weight can the 8,600 lb vertical rating actually lift when the sling is choked around a load?
In a choker hitch the capacity drops to 6,900 lb, so that is the maximum you should lift when the sling is passed through one eye and tightened around the object.
What does the ASME B 30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 listing mean for daily inspections?
Those standards require a visual check before each use for cuts, abrasion, heat damage or missing tags, and a documented periodic inspection at least once a year.
Will the 12 in eyes fit over a standard 4 in crane hook?
Yes, each eye is 12 in long and the sling body is 4 in wide, so the eyes will slide over a 4 in hook throat with room to spare.
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