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Lift-all Type 5 Nylon Web Sling 2 in 6 ft
A 6 ft yellow nylon web sling rated for 4,000 lb vertical, 3,200 lb choker and 8,000 lb basket hitches, built to ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
- MaterialHAWA
- Type 5 flat eye handles vertical lifts to 4,000 lb
- Choker configuration rated at 3,200 lb for secure grip
- Basket hitch supports 8,000 lb for balanced loads
- Single-ply nylon web resists abrasion and UV exposure
- Meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
Single-Ply Nylon Web Sling
This single-ply nylon web sling is a Type 5 endless loop rated for vertical hitches up to 4,000 lb, choker hitches up to 3,200 lb and basket hitches up to 8,000 lb. The yellow body measures 2 in wide by 6 ft long with a 3/16 in thickness. It meets ASME B30.9, OSHA 1910.184 and WSTDA standards.
General Lifting and Rigging Tasks
The sling suits riggers who need a lightweight, flexible synthetic sling for general lifting, pulling or conveying work where an endless loop is preferred. It is not intended for applications that require metal end fittings, multiple legs or rated capacities at specific basket angles such as 30 or 60 degrees.
Endless Loop Construction
The Type 5 endless loop design means the sling has no eyes, hooks or tag features; it is a continuous loop of nylon webbing that the user configures into the required hitch on site.
Highlights
- Type 5 flat eye handles vertical lifts to 4,000 lb
- Choker configuration rated at 3,200 lb for secure grip
- Basket hitch supports 8,000 lb for balanced loads
- Single-ply nylon web resists abrasion and UV exposure
- Meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
Specifications
| Brand | LIFT-ALL |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
How do I choose between the vertical, choker and basket capacities for this 2 in 6 ft sling?
Use the 4,000 lb vertical rating for straight lifts, the 3,200 lb choker rating when the sling tightens around the load, and the 8,000 lb basket rating when both eyes hook to the same point.
What does the 4,000 lb vertical hitch capacity mean once the sling is on the crane?
It is the maximum safe load for a single-leg straight lift; angles, choke points or basket configurations reduce the allowable weight.
Which standards govern the 2 in nylon web sling and what do they cap in practice?
ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 set the design, inspection and safe-use limits that determine the 4,000 lb vertical, 3,200 lb choker and 8,000 lb basket ratings.
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