Lift-all
Lift-all Web Sling 20 ft 4800 lb 4 in
A 20 ft polyester web sling rated for 4,800 lb vertical hitch capacity with 12 in eyes and 4 in width
- Vertical lift rated 4,800 lb for heavy loads
- Choker configuration handles 3,800 lb securely
- Basket hitch supports 9,600 lb capacity
- 20 ft length with 12 in eyes for reach
- Meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
Lift-all Web Sling 20 ft
The Lift-all web sling measures 20 ft with a 4 in overall width and 12 in eye length. It is a single-ply polyester Type 3 sling rated for vertical hitch capacity of 4,800 lb, choker hitch capacity of 3,800 lb and basket hitch capacity of 9,600 lb. The yellow sling is 1/8 in thick and meets ASME B 30.9, OSHA 1910.184 and WSTDA standards.
Replaces worn or undersized slings
Swap out a damaged or lower-capacity sling when the job demands a 4,800 lb vertical rating and a full 20 ft reach. The jump is worth it if your current sling cannot handle the listed basket capacity of 9,600 lb or shows cuts, abrasion or UV degradation that compromise safety.
Check hitch method and load weight
Verify the load does not exceed 4,800 lb for vertical hitches or 3,800 lb for choker hitches before ordering. Confirm the 12 in eye length fits your hook or hardware and that the 4 in width suits the contact surface. Ensure compliance with ASME B 30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 for your application.
Highlights
- Vertical lift rated 4,800 lb for heavy loads
- Choker configuration handles 3,800 lb securely
- Basket hitch supports 9,600 lb capacity
- 20 ft length with 12 in eyes for reach
- Meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What is the eye length and overall width for rigging this sling?
Each eye measures 12 in and the overall width is 4 in, so the sling fits standard hooks and shackles sized for that eye and width.
How do I attach it without twisting the single-ply web?
Lay the 20 ft length flat, pass one eye through the other to form a choker, or place both eyes on the hook for a vertical hitch, keeping the 1/8 in thick web flat throughout.
When should I retire the sling based on the tag and material?
Remove it from service if the yellow polyester shows cuts, abrasion, heat damage, or if the ASME B 30.9 / OSHA 1910.184 inspection tag is missing or illegible.
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