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Lift-all Web Sling Type 4 Nylon 4in 12ft EE2804NTX12
A 12 ft, two-ply nylon web sling rated for 11,500 lb vertical, 9,200 lb choker and 23,000 lb basket hitches, meeting ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
- MaterialHAWA
- Yellow nylon construction for high visibility
- 2-ply webbing delivers 11,500 lb vertical capacity
- 12 ft length with 12 in eyes for versatile rigging
- Meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
- 4 in width supports 23,000 lb basket hitch
Lift-All Type 4 Nylon Web Sling
This Lift-All Type 4 web sling is built from yellow nylon with two plies for lifting, pulling and conveying tasks. It measures twelve feet long with an overall width of four inches and an eye length of twelve inches. The sling carries a vertical hitch capacity of 11,500 lb, a choker hitch capacity of 9,200 lb and a basket hitch capacity of 23,000 lb. It meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards.
Working Load Limits by Hitch Configuration
The rated capacities change with the hitch type used. A vertical hitch supports 11,500 lb while a choker hitch reduces the limit to 9,200 lb. A basket hitch provides the highest rating at 23,000 lb when the legs are vertical. Basket hitch capacities at thirty degrees and sixty degrees are not applicable for this Type 4 design. Always match the hitch to the load and angle.
Pre-Use Inspection and Compatibility Checks
Before each use inspect the webbing for cuts, abrasion, heat damage or chemical exposure. Verify the identification tag is legible and shows the correct capacities. Confirm the load weight does not exceed the rating for the chosen hitch and angle. Ensure the crane hook, shackle or other attachment fits the twelve-inch eyes without pinching the sling.
Highlights
- Yellow nylon construction for high visibility
- 2-ply webbing delivers 11,500 lb vertical capacity
- 12 ft length with 12 in eyes for versatile rigging
- Meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
- 4 in width supports 23,000 lb basket hitch
Specifications
| Brand | LIFT-ALL |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 4-inch 12-foot model or a different width and length for my lift?
The 4-inch wide, 12-foot long sling has a vertical capacity of 11,500 lb and basket capacity of 23,000 lb; select a different size only if your load or span needs different ratings.
What does the 11,500 lb vertical hitch capacity mean when I rig it on site?
It means a straight vertical pull with one sling is rated to 11,500 lb; choker hitch drops to 9,200 lb and basket hitch rises to 23,000 lb, so rigging method changes the safe working load.
Which standards cover the ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 ratings on this sling?
ASME B30.9 governs sling design, inspection and use, while OSHA 1910.184 sets the workplace safety requirements; together they cap the working load limits at the tagged vertical, choker and basket values.
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