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Lift-all Wire Rope Sling 2 ft 1300 lb 6 x 19 IWRC
A 2 ft steel wire-rope sling with 6 x 19 IWRC construction rated for 1,300 lb vertical capacity
- MaterialHAWA
- Vertical hitch lifts 1300 lb with 6 x 19 IWRC steel rope
- Choker configuration handles 960 lb using uncoated 1/4 in diameter wire
- Basket hitch supports 2600 lb via independent wire rope core construction
- 4 in eye length enables quick rigging on 2 ft sling assembly
- Steel material resists wear across lifting pulling and conveying applications
Lift-All 2 ft Wire Rope Sling
The Lift-All wire rope sling measures two feet in length and uses a 6 x 19 construction with an independent wire rope core. It is built from uncoated steel and features a quarter-inch rope diameter with four-inch eyes at each end. This sling is rated for vertical, choker and basket hitches in general lifting and rigging tasks.
Ideal for vertical and basket hitches
Riggers who need a short, compact sling for vertical lifts up to 1,300 lb or basket configurations up to 2,600 lb will find this model suitable. It is not suited for choker hitches above 960 lb or for any angled lifts at 30, 45 or 60 degrees because those capacities are not rated. Buyers requiring longer reach or rated angle capacities should select a different sling.
1,300 lb vertical hitch capacity
The decisive figure is the 1,300 lb vertical hitch capacity, which sets the maximum load for a straight lift. Choker capacity drops to 960 lb and basket capacity rises to 2,600 lb, so the hitch method chosen must match the load weight. No ratings exist for 30, 45 or 60 degree angles, so those configurations cannot be used with this sling.
Highlights
- Vertical hitch lifts 1300 lb with 6 x 19 IWRC steel rope
- Choker configuration handles 960 lb using uncoated 1/4 in diameter wire
- Basket hitch supports 2600 lb via independent wire rope core construction
- 4 in eye length enables quick rigging on 2 ft sling assembly
- Steel material resists wear across lifting pulling and conveying applications
Specifications
| Brand | LIFT-ALL |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
What hook or shackle size fits the 4 in eye on this sling?
The eye measures 4 in; choose a shackle or hook with an inside width at least that large so the eye seats without binding.
Does the 6 x 19 IWRC construction change how I inspect the sling compared to older fibre-core ropes?
IWRC means an independent wire-rope core; inspect for broken wires, corrosion and core protrusion the same way, but expect less compression under load than fibre-core slings.
How do I confirm the 1300 lb vertical capacity is still valid after first use?
Apply a known test load up to 1300 lb in a vertical hitch, then check the eyes and rope for permanent stretch, kinks or wire breaks before returning to service.
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