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Lift-all EE2804NFX12 Web Sling Type 3 12 ft 4 in Nylon Yellow
A 12 ft yellow nylon web sling with 4 in width and 11,500 lb vertical capacity meeting ASME B 30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
- 2-ply nylon construction resists abrasion and cuts
- 11 500 lb vertical capacity handles heavy lifts
- 23 000 lb basket capacity for wide-load rigging
- 12 ft length with 12 in eyes gives flexible reach
- Meets ASME B 30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
Lift-all Web Sling Type 3
The Lift-all EE2804NFX12 is a flat web sling built for vertical, choker and basket hitches. Two-ply nylon construction gives a vertical capacity of 11,500 lb and a basket capacity of 23,000 lb. The 12 ft body with 12 in eyes suits rigging crews who need a lightweight, flexible connection to loads.
Replaces worn or undersized slings
Swap out single-leg slings, damaged webbing or any sling rated below the required capacity. The jump is worth it when the job calls for a 4 in wide, two-ply nylon sling that meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards. Not for applications needing wire rope, chain or a higher temperature rating than nylon allows.
Check load weight and hitch angle
Verify the load does not exceed 11,500 lb in a vertical hitch, 9,200 lb in a choker hitch or 23,000 lb in a basket hitch. Confirm the sling length and 4 in width fit the lifting points and hardware. Inspect the yellow webbing for cuts or abrasion before each use.
Highlights
- 2-ply nylon construction resists abrasion and cuts
- 11 500 lb vertical capacity handles heavy lifts
- 23 000 lb basket capacity for wide-load rigging
- 12 ft length with 12 in eyes gives flexible reach
- Meets ASME B 30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What are the eye length and overall width dimensions for the Type 3 web sling?
The sling has a 12 in eye length and a 4 in overall width, with a 1/8 in thickness.
How do I correctly configure the sling for a vertical hitch versus a basket hitch?
For a vertical hitch, attach both eyes to the hook for an 11,500 lb capacity; for a basket hitch, pass the sling under the load and connect both eyes to the hook for a 23,000 lb capacity.
When should this nylon web sling be removed from service?
Remove the sling if you find cuts, tears, abrasion, broken stitching, melted fibres, chemical burns, or if the identification tag is missing or illegible.
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