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Lift-all Wire Rope Sling 2 ft 2800 lb 38EEX2
A 2 ft steel wire-rope sling rated 2,800 lb vertical, 2,200 lb choker and 5,800 lb basket
- MaterialHAWA
- Vertical lift rated 2,800 lb with 3/8 in steel rope
- Choker hitch handles 2,200 lb for angled pulls
- Basket configuration supports 5,800 lb capacity
- 6 x 19 IWRC core resists crushing under load
- Compact 2 ft length with 6 in eyes fits tight rigging
Lift-all 2 ft Wire Rope Sling
The Lift-all 38EEX2 is a 2 ft wire rope sling built for vertical lifting up to 2800 lb. It uses 3/8 in diameter steel rope with an IWRC core and 6 x 19 strand classification. The uncoated construction has 6 in eyes at each end. This sling is made for rigging and material handling tasks.
Suited for straight vertical lifts
The sling supports 2800 lb in a vertical hitch, 2200 lb in a choker hitch and 5800 lb in a basket hitch. It does not have rated capacities for 30, 45 or 60 degree basket angles. Buyers needing angled lift ratings or hook terminations should look at other sling types.
2800 lb vertical hitch capacity decides fit
The 2800 lb vertical rating is the primary limit for single-leg lifts. Basket capacity reaches 5800 lb only when the load is evenly distributed across both eyes. Choker capacity drops to 2200 lb due to the tightening angle. Verify the hitch method matches the rated figure before use.
Highlights
- Vertical lift rated 2,800 lb with 3/8 in steel rope
- Choker hitch handles 2,200 lb for angled pulls
- Basket configuration supports 5,800 lb capacity
- 6 x 19 IWRC core resists crushing under load
- Compact 2 ft length with 6 in eyes fits tight rigging
Specifications
| Brand | Lift-All |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
What vertical load does the 3/8 in steel wire rope sling support?
The sling is rated for a 2,800 lb vertical hitch capacity with its 3/8 in diameter steel rope and IWRC core.
What is the eye length for rigging hardware attachment?
Each eye measures 6 in long, allowing standard shackles or hooks to seat properly on the 2 ft sling.
How should the sling be seated in a choker hitch to reach its 2,200 lb rating?
Pull the eye through the opposite eye fully so the choke tightens on the rope body, not on the eye itself.
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