Lift-all
Lift-all Web Sling Eye & Eye 8 ft 8600 lb
8 ft two-ply polyester web sling rated 8600 lb vertical, 6900 lb choker and 17200 lb basket with 12 in eyes meeting ASME B 30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
- Lifts 8600 lb vertically with a 2-ply polyester web sling
- Choker hitch handles 6900 lb for secure grip on loads
- Basket configuration supports 17200 lb for balanced heavy lifts
- Meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 safety standards
- 12-inch eyes and 4-inch width simplify rigging attachment
What this sling is and who uses it
The Lift-all web sling is an 8 ft eye-and-eye polyester lifting strap rated for 8,600 lb in a vertical hitch. It suits riggers, maintenance crews and material-handling teams who need a lightweight, flexible connection for overhead lifts.
Capacity limits set by the standards
ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 define three working-load ratings: 8,600 lb vertical, 6,900 lb choker and 17,200 lb basket. Angles of 30 or 60 degrees are not rated, so the sling must only be used in the three listed configurations.
Two-ply construction and 12 in eyes
The 1/4 in thick, two-ply polyester body resists abrasion and UV exposure while the 12 in eyes allow quick attachment to hooks, shackles or crane hooks. Yellow colour aids visual inspection and the flat 4 in width distributes load evenly across the contact surface.
Highlights
- Lifts 8600 lb vertically with a 2-ply polyester web sling
- Choker hitch handles 6900 lb for secure grip on loads
- Basket configuration supports 17200 lb for balanced heavy lifts
- Meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 safety standards
- 12-inch eyes and 4-inch width simplify rigging attachment
Specifications
| Brand | Liftall |
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 8 ft sling with 8600 lb vertical capacity or a different length?
The 8 ft length gives you 12 in eyes and a 4 in width, rated for 8600 lb vertical, 6900 lb choker and 17200 lb basket hitches, so select it when those reach and capacity figures match the lift plan.
What does the 8600 lb vertical rating mean when I rig the sling in a real lift?
It is the maximum load for a straight vertical hitch; in a choker hitch the limit drops to 6900 lb and in a basket hitch it rises to 17200 lb, provided the angle stays within the rated configuration.
Which standards govern this sling and what do they cap in practice?
The sling meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184, which require the 8600 lb vertical, 6900 lb choker and 17200 lb basket ratings to be marked on the tag and observed during every lift.
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