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Lift-all EE2801TTX12 Web Sling 12 ft Type 4 Polyester Silver
Two-ply polyester web sling, 12 ft long, rated 3,200 lb vertical, 2,500 lb choker and 6,400 lb basket
- 12 ft reach for extended lift coverage
- 3 200 lb vertical capacity handles heavy loads
- 2-ply polyester construction resists abrasion
- 8 1/2 in eye length allows secure attachment
- Type 4 design suited for basket hitch use
Lift-All EE2801TTX12 Web Sling
This 12 ft Type 4 polyester web sling provides a flat eye-and-eye configuration for general lifting tasks. The silver and blue colour coding aids quick visual identification on site. Two-ply construction delivers a vertical hitch capacity of 3,200 lb with a 1 in overall width and 1/8 in thickness.
Replaces single-ply or lighter slings
Moving from a single-ply sling to this two-ply design increases load capacity and abrasion resistance for repeated lifts. The jump is worth it when vertical hitch demands exceed lighter sling ratings or when basket hitch configurations require 6,400 lb capacity. Eye length of 8 1/2 in allows standard hook engagement.
Capacity and headroom
The sling comfortably handles vertical lifts up to 3,200 lb and choker hitches up to 2,500 lb. Basket hitch capacity reaches 6,400 lb for balanced loads. Polyester material resists moisture and UV exposure but runs out of headroom when loads approach rated limits or when sharp edges risk cutting the webbing without protection.
Highlights
- 12 ft reach for extended lift coverage
- 3 200 lb vertical capacity handles heavy loads
- 2-ply polyester construction resists abrasion
- 8 1/2 in eye length allows secure attachment
- Type 4 design suited for basket hitch use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What eye length does the 12 ft Type 4 web sling have for hook or shackle connection?
Each eye measures 8 1/2 in, giving enough room for a standard shackle or hook without bunching the 1 in wide webbing.
How do you rig the sling so the 3,200 lb vertical rating applies?
Load the sling straight in a vertical hitch with both eyes seated evenly on the hook; any angle or choke reduces capacity to the choker or basket values.
When should the sling be taken out of service based on the polyester webbing condition?
Remove it immediately if you see cuts, abrasion exposing core fibres, melted or hardened spots, broken stitching at the eyes, or illegible capacity tags.
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