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Lift-all Eye & Eye Sling 16 ft 11,500 lb Polyester 2-ply
Polyester 2-ply web sling with 12 in eyes, 16 ft long, rated 11,500 lb vertical, 9,200 lb choker and 23,000 lb basket
- 16 ft length gives 11,500 lb vertical lift capacity
- Two-ply polyester construction supports 23,000 lb basket hitch rating
- 12 in eye length enables secure hook attachment points
- 4 in overall width distributes load across broader surface
- Silver-blue color coding aids quick visual identification on site
Lift-all Eye & Eye Sling 16 ft
This Lift-all Eye & Eye sling is a 16 ft, 2-ply polyester web sling rated for 11,500 lb in a vertical hitch. It serves riggers and maintenance crews who need a lightweight, flexible connection for general lifting tasks.
California Proposition 65 chemical notice
The product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for a chemical known to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. No thermal, noise or electrical power characteristics apply to this passive lifting device.
Silver/Blue 4 in wide eyes 12 in long
The sling measures 4 in wide overall with 12 in eye length at each end, allowing direct attachment to hooks or shackles without extra hardware. Basket hitch capacity reaches 23,000 lb, while choker hitch capacity is 9,200 lb for varied rigging configurations.
Highlights
- 16 ft length gives 11,500 lb vertical lift capacity
- Two-ply polyester construction supports 23,000 lb basket hitch rating
- 12 in eye length enables secure hook attachment points
- 4 in overall width distributes load across broader surface
- Silver-blue color coding aids quick visual identification on site
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 16 ft eye-and-eye sling and what step do people miss?
Pass each 12 in eye through the opposite eye to form a choker or basket hitch; the step often missed is verifying the 11,500 lb vertical rating matches the load before lifting.
What maintenance or replacement will this 2-ply polyester sling need later?
Inspect the silver/blue webbing before every use for cuts, abrasion, UV damage or melted fibres; remove from service immediately if the red core warning yarns become visible.
What limit appears first when the sling is used continuously at its 11,500 lb vertical capacity?
The 1/8 in thick polyester fibres experience cumulative fatigue and heat buildup, so the working-load limit is reached before any hardware failure.
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