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Lift-all Eye & Eye Web Sling 20 ft 3600 lb
A 20 ft polyester web sling rated for 3600 lb vertical, 2900 lb choker and 7200 lb basket hitches with 11 in eyes
- 3,600 lb vertical capacity for heavy lifts
- 20 ft length reaches tall load points
- 11 in eyes speed up hook attachment
- Polyester web resists abrasion and UV
- Meets ASME B 30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
Lift-all Eye & Eye Web Sling 20 ft
The Lift-all Eye & Eye Web Sling is a 20 ft polyester sling rated for 3,600 lb vertical capacity. It suits riggers and maintenance crews needing a lightweight, single-ply synthetic sling for general lifting tasks. The 3 in overall width and 11 in eye length allow quick attachment to hooks or shackles. Buyers who need wire-rope durability or higher temperature resistance should choose a different sling type.
Thermal and power characteristics
This synthetic web sling has no moving parts, motors or electrical components, so it generates no heat and draws no power during use. Noise is limited to the sound of the webbing under load. There are no thermal limits or cooling requirements to consider. Users who require powered lifting equipment will not find that capability here.
Standards compliance and labelling
The sling meets ASME B30.9, OSHA 1910.184 and WSTDA standards, and carries a California Proposition 65 warning for cancer and reproductive-harm chemicals. A yellow identification tag displays the rated capacities for vertical, choker and basket hitches. No additional software, hooks or protective sleeves are bundled. Buyers needing integrated hardware or digital tracking must source those separately.
Highlights
- 3,600 lb vertical capacity for heavy lifts
- 20 ft length reaches tall load points
- 11 in eyes speed up hook attachment
- Polyester web resists abrasion and UV
- Meets ASME B 30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 11 in eyes on a hook and what step is often missed?
Slide each 11 in eye over the hook or shackle, then pull the 20 ft body until the sling sits flat with no twists; the step often missed is checking that the yellow polyester lies straight before loading.
What maintenance or replacement will the 1-ply polyester web need later?
Inspect the 3 in wide, 1/8 in thick webbing before every lift for cuts, abrasion, UV fading or melted fibres; retire the sling immediately if any damage is found.
Which capacity limit is reached first during sustained vertical lifts?
The vertical hitch rating of 3,600 lb is the first limit reached; choker drops to 2,900 lb and basket rises to 7,200 lb, so vertical use governs the working load.
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