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Lift-all EE2802DTX16 Web Sling Type 4 16 ft 2 in Polyester Yellow
Two-ply polyester web sling with 16 ft length and 2 in width rated for 6,400 lb vertical capacity
- Vertical hitch lifts 6,400 lb with two-ply polyester strength
- Choker configuration handles 5,000 lb for secure grip on loads
- Basket hitch supports 12,800 lb when load is balanced
- 16 ft length and 2 in width suit wide lifting spans
- Meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 safety standards
Purpose-built lifting sling
The Lift-all EE2802DTX16 is a Type 4 web sling designed for vertical, choker and basket hitches. Two-ply polyester construction delivers a vertical capacity of 6,400 lb, a choker capacity of 5,000 lb and a basket capacity of 12,800 lb. Yellow colour and 10 in eyes aid identification on site.
Upgrade from single-ply or lighter web slings
Moving to this two-ply, 2 in wide sling adds the 12,800 lb basket rating and 16 ft reach that single-ply or narrower slings cannot match. The jump is worth it when loads exceed 6,400 lb vertical or when a 10 in eye is required for larger hooks or shackles.
Capacity headroom for common rigging
Comfortably handles vertical lifts up to 6,400 lb and basket configurations up to 12,800 lb within ASME B 30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 limits. Runs out when load angles exceed the rated basket angles or when a single-leg sling is needed for multi-leg bridle assemblies.
Highlights
- Vertical hitch lifts 6,400 lb with two-ply polyester strength
- Choker configuration handles 5,000 lb for secure grip on loads
- Basket hitch supports 12,800 lb when load is balanced
- 16 ft length and 2 in width suit wide lifting spans
- Meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 safety standards
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What eye length does the 16 ft sling have for hook or shackle attachment?
Each eye is 10 in long, giving enough room for a standard shackle or hook without crowding the bearing surface.
How is the Type 4 eye-and-eye sling correctly rigged, and what common error reduces its rated capacity?
Pass one eye through the other to form a choker or use both eyes in a basket; the frequent mistake is twisting the sling legs, which cuts the vertical capacity from 6,400 lb.
When should this polyester web sling be taken out of service based on visible wear?
Remove it if the yellow cover shows cuts, abrasion exposing the core yarns, melted fibres, or if the ASME B30.9 inspection tag is missing or illegible.
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