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Lift-all EN1802NX6 Web Sling Type 5 6 ft 2 in Nylon Yellow
A 6 ft nylon web sling rated for 6,400 lb vertical, 5,000 lb choker and 12,800 lb basket hitches, meeting ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184
- Type 5 construction meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
- 6,400 lb vertical capacity handles heavy lifting tasks
- 12,800 lb basket capacity supports wide-load rigging
- 1-ply nylon webbing provides strength with flexibility
- Yellow colour and 5/32 in thickness aid visual inspection
Lift-all EN1802NX6 Web Sling
The Lift-all EN1802NX6 is a Type 5 web sling made from yellow nylon with a single ply construction. It measures 6 ft in length and 2 in in overall width, with a thickness of 5/32 in. This sling is designed for lifting, pulling, and conveying applications in industrial and automotive settings where a flat, flexible connection is required. It meets ASME B 30.9, OSHA 1910.184, and WSTDA standards.
No bundled accessories or software
The product is supplied as a single web sling unit without hooks, tags, or additional hardware. Eye length and number of legs are not applicable for this Type 5 configuration, meaning the sling body itself forms the attachment points. There is no included software or documentation beyond standard compliance markings. Users must provide their own rigging hardware and inspection procedures.
Capacity ratings by hitch type
The sling provides a vertical hitch capacity of 6,400 lb, a choker hitch capacity of 5,000 lb, and a basket hitch capacity of 12,800 lb. Basket hitch capacities at 30 and 60 degrees are not applicable or rated. These figures define the safe working load limits for each configuration; exceeding them risks failure. The sling is not suited for applications requiring angled basket lifts or tagged traceability.
Highlights
- Type 5 construction meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
- 6,400 lb vertical capacity handles heavy lifting tasks
- 12,800 lb basket capacity supports wide-load rigging
- 1-ply nylon webbing provides strength with flexibility
- Yellow colour and 5/32 in thickness aid visual inspection
Specifications
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Questions about this item
When should the nylon webbing be taken out of service?
Remove the sling if you see cuts, abrasions, broken stitches, melting, chemical damage or illegible tags; ASME B 30.9 requires inspection before each use and a periodic documented check.
Which rated capacity governs the first limit during sustained vertical lifts?
The vertical hitch capacity of 6, 400 lb is the lowest rating and will be reached before the choker or basket values.
How does the sling behave when it supports a load all day?
Nylon stretches under constant tension and absorbs moisture, so length can increase slightly; the 5/32 in thickness and yellow coating help resist abrasion and UV exposure during extended use.
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