Lift-all
Lift-all Yellow Polyester Web Sling 2-Ply 6 ft 4 in 11,500 lb
Two-ply polyester web sling rated for 11,500 lb vertical lift with 12-inch eyes
- Two-ply polyester construction supports 11,500 lb vertical lifts
- Type 4 eye-eye design with 12 in eyes enables quick rigging
- Meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 for regulated workplaces
- Yellow colour and 1/8 in thickness aid visual inspection
- 23,000 lb basket capacity handles heavy balanced loads
Purpose-built lifting sling
This Lift-all web sling is a yellow polyester Type 4 sling with two plies designed for vertical, choker and basket hitches. It measures six feet in overall length with twelve-inch eyes and a four-inch width. Rated capacities are 11,500 pounds vertical, 9,200 pounds choker and 23,000 pounds basket.
Replaces worn or single-ply slings
The two-ply construction doubles material thickness to one-eighth inch, increasing capacity over single-ply equivalents while meeting ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 requirements. Upgrade when current slings show abrasion cuts or when higher working-load limits are required for the same hardware.
Fits standard rigging hardware
The flat eyes accept common shackles hooks and master links without special fittings. Lightweight polyester resists moisture and most chemicals, reducing added weight on the crane hook. Not suited for high-temperature environments or applications requiring wire-rope abrasion resistance.
Highlights
- Two-ply polyester construction supports 11,500 lb vertical lifts
- Type 4 eye-eye design with 12 in eyes enables quick rigging
- Meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 for regulated workplaces
- Yellow colour and 1/8 in thickness aid visual inspection
- 23,000 lb basket capacity handles heavy balanced loads
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What eye length and overall width does this sling need for a hook or shackle?
Each eye measures 12 in and the body is 4 in wide, so the hardware must accept those dimensions.
How is this Type 4 polyester sling installed and what step is often missed?
Pass both eyes over the hook or shackle pin to form the lifting configuration, then verify the identification tag is visible and legible before loading.
When should this 2-ply web sling be taken out of service?
Remove it if you find cuts, abrasion, heat damage, chemical burns, broken stitching, or a missing or illegible tag per ASME B 30.9 and OSHA 1910.184.
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