Lift-all
Lift-all Web Sling Type 5 Nylon 1 in 10 ft EN2601NX10
Nylon web sling with 4,800 lb vertical capacity and ASME B 30.9 compliance
- MaterialHAWA
- Two-ply nylon construction handles 4,800 lb vertical lifts
- Yellow colour gives instant visual identification on site
- 10 ft length suits common rigging distances
- Meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
- 1 in width with 1/4 in thickness fits standard hardware
Lift-All Type 5 Nylon Web Sling
This Lift-All Type 5 web sling uses nylon webbing for lifting, pulling and conveying tasks. The two-ply construction provides a flat profile suitable for vertical, choker and basket hitches. It is built to ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards. The yellow colour aids visual inspection on site.
Vertical 4800 lb choker 3800 lb basket 9600 lb
Vertical hitch capacity is rated at 4,800 lb, choker hitch at 3,800 lb and basket hitch at 9,600 lb. Basket capacities at 30 and 60 degrees are not applicable for this Type 5 configuration. Users must select the hitch method that matches the load and angle. Never exceed the rated capacity for the chosen hitch.
10 ft length 1 in width 1/4 in thickness
The sling measures 10 ft in length with an overall width of 1 in and a thickness of 1/4 in. Eye length and number of legs are not applicable to this endless Type 5 design. Hook attachment is not included. Builders needing a different length, width or end fitting should select an alternative sling.
Highlights
- Two-ply nylon construction handles 4,800 lb vertical lifts
- Yellow colour gives instant visual identification on site
- 10 ft length suits common rigging distances
- Meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards
- 1 in width with 1/4 in thickness fits standard hardware
Specifications
| Brand | LIFT-ALL |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 1-inch by 10-foot version or a wider sling?
The 1-inch width and 10-foot length suit lighter loads where a narrow profile helps; wider slings increase basket capacity but add bulk.
What does the 4,800 lb vertical rating mean when I rig it on site?
It is the maximum load for a straight vertical lift; angles or choke configurations reduce the safe working load.
Does the ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 listing limit the sling to certain hitches?
The standards cover design and inspection; they do not restrict hitch types, but each hitch has its own rated capacity.
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