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Lift-all Eye & Eye Web Sling 20 ft 8600 lb 4 in
Polyester web sling with two plies, 20 ft long, 4 in wide, rated 8,600 lb vertical, 6,900 lb choker and 17,200 lb basket hitch, meeting ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184
- MaterialPolyester
- Lift heavy loads safely with 8,600 lb vertical capacity
- Secure choker hitches rated at 6,900 lb for versatile rigging
- Handle wide basket lifts up to 17,200 lb capacity
- Durable 2-ply polyester webbing resists abrasion and wear
- Meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 safety standards
20 ft Eye & Eye Web Sling
The Lift-all Eye & Eye Web Sling is a 20 ft flat web sling rated for an 8 600 lb vertical hitch. It uses two-ply polyester webbing 4 in wide and 1/4 in thick with 12 in eyes at each end. The yellow sling meets ASME B 30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards.
Rigging crews needing a 20 ft synthetic sling
This sling suits riggers who require a 20 ft reach and capacities of 8 600 lb vertical, 6 900 lb choker or 17 200 lb basket. It is not for teams needing a different length, a higher vertical rating, hardware terminations or a sling rated for angled basket hitches at 30 or 60 degrees.
8 600 lb vertical hitch capacity
The vertical hitch capacity of 8 600 lb is the primary figure that determines whether this sling matches the load. Choker and basket ratings derive from this value, so confirm the working load limit against the planned hitch before use.
Highlights
- Lift heavy loads safely with 8,600 lb vertical capacity
- Secure choker hitches rated at 6,900 lb for versatile rigging
- Handle wide basket lifts up to 17,200 lb capacity
- Durable 2-ply polyester webbing resists abrasion and wear
- Meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 safety standards
Specifications
| Brand | Liftall |
|---|---|
| Material | Polyester |
Questions about this item
What does the ASME B30.9 standard cap for this sling?
The ASME B30.9 standard governs the design and testing criteria that establish the vertical hitch capacity of 8,600 lb, choker capacity of 6,900 lb, and basket capacity of 17,200 lb for this polyester web sling.
What are the eye length and overall width needed for hook or shackle compatibility?
Each eye measures 12 inches long and the sling body is 4 inches wide, so hardware must accommodate a 12-inch eye opening and a 4-inch bearing surface.
How is the sling installed and what step is often missed?
Pass the sling eyes over the load attachment points or through a shackle, then apply tension slowly to seat the eyes fully; the step often missed is verifying the sling tag is legible and the eyes are not twisted before loading.
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