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Lift-all EN2601DX6 Web Sling 6 ft 1 in Yellow
A 6 ft polyester web sling rated for 9,600 lb basket and 3,800 lb choker hitches with a -60 to 200 °F operating range
- Rated for 9,600 lb basket hitch capacity for heavy lifts
- Handles 3,800 lb choker hitch loads securely
- Supports basket, choker and vertical rigging methods
- Operates from -60 to 200 degrees Fahrenheit reliably
- Two-ply polyester construction delivers strength and flexibility
Web Sling EN2601DX6 — 6 ft × 1 in
The Lift-all EN2601DX6 is a synthetic web sling built for lifting, pulling and positioning heavy loads in industrial environments. Its polyester construction provides flexibility and durability while protecting delicate or irregularly shaped items from damage. The yellow two-ply webbing measures six feet long by one inch wide.
Suits riggers needing basket.
This sling handles basket hitches up to 9,600 lb, choker hitches up to 3,800 lb and vertical lifts within the same working load limits. It operates reliably from -60 °F to 200 °F. Buyers who require a longer reach, a wider bearing surface or a higher temperature rating should look at alternative configurations.
Basket hitch capacity 9,600 lb decides fit
The 9,600 lb basket rating is the primary figure that determines whether this sling matches the load. Verify the intended hitch method and load weight against this capacity before specifying the EN2601DX6 for the job.
Highlights
- Rated for 9,600 lb basket hitch capacity for heavy lifts
- Handles 3,800 lb choker hitch loads securely
- Supports basket, choker and vertical rigging methods
- Operates from -60 to 200 degrees Fahrenheit reliably
- Two-ply polyester construction delivers strength and flexibility
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I rig the EN2601DX6 for a basket hitch without twisting the two plies?
Lay the 6 ft sling flat, pass both eyes through the master link so the 1 in webbing stays flat, and avoid crossing the plies which would cut the 9600 lb basket rating.
When should I retire this sling based on wear to the polyester webbing?
Remove it from service if you see cuts, abrasion exposing core yarns, melted fibres from temperatures above 200 Degrees F, or hardware distortion that prevents a clean choker hitch.
What temperature limit will I hit first during continuous outdoor use in direct sun?
The 200 Degrees F upper operating limit; sustained exposure above that temperature degrades the polyester fibres and reduces the 3800 lb choker capacity.
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