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Lift-all EE2804TFX6 Web Sling 6 Ft 500 Lb
Web sling with flat eyes lifts 500 lb vertically and 23,000 lb in basket hitch
- Eye-and-eye design for quick, secure rigging
- 500 lb vertical capacity handles heavy lifts
- Two-ply polyester webbing resists abrasion and cuts
- Operates from -60 °F to 200 °F in harsh environments
- Supports basket, choker and vertical hitch configurations
Lift-all Web Sling 6 ft 500 lb
The Lift-all EE2804TFX6 is a new synthetic web sling designed for lifting, pulling and positioning heavy loads in industrial settings. Its flat-eye construction and two-layer polyester webbing provide flexibility and durability for handling delicate or irregularly shaped items without damage. The 6-foot length suits a range of rigging tasks.
Who this suits and who it does not
This sling suits riggers and maintenance teams needing a lightweight, flexible connection for vertical, basket or choker hitches up to the rated capacities. It is not for buyers who need a higher vertical capacity than 500 lb, who require wire-rope or chain slings for abrasive environments, or who need longer reach than 6 feet.
Vertical capacity 500 lb
The decisive specification is the vertical hitch rating of 500 lb, with basket capacity at 23,000 lb and choker capacity at 9,200 lb. The sling operates from -60 °F to 200 °F and uses polyester webbing with flat eyes for secure attachment. Match the hitch method to the load weight before use.
Highlights
- Eye-and-eye design for quick, secure rigging
- 500 lb vertical capacity handles heavy lifts
- Two-ply polyester webbing resists abrasion and cuts
- Operates from -60 °F to 200 °F in harsh environments
- Supports basket, choker and vertical hitch configurations
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much heat can the polyester webbing handle before it weakens?
The sling is rated for continuous use from -60 °F up to 200 °F. Beyond that range the fibres can lose strength, so keep it away from steam lines, welding spatter or exhaust heat.
What hardware do I need to attach the flat eyes to my hoist hook?
Each end has a sewn flat eye. You will need a shackle, master link or hook with a throat wide enough to accept the eye width — typically a ½ in or ⅝ in shackle for this capacity.
Will the 6 ft length still reach the load if I keep my existing 4 ft spreader bar?
In a basket hitch the effective reach is roughly half the sling length, so a 6 ft sling gives about 3 ft between the hook and the load. With a 4 ft spreader bar you will have a few inches of clearance, but measure your exact rigging points first.
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