Lift-all 34IEEX6 Wire Rope Eye Eye Sling 11200 Lb 6 Ft

Product Description

The LIFT-ALL 34IEEX6 is a single-leg wire rope eye and eye sling rated for 11,200 pounds (5.6 tons) in a vertical hitch configuration. Constructed from Extra Improved Plow Steel (EIPS) grade wire rope with a strand core, this sling is 6 feet long and measures 3/4 inch in rope diameter. Standard eyes measure 12 inches in length and 6 inches in width, providing secure hook and shackle engagement. Designed for overhead lifting applications in industrial, construction, and rigging environments, the 34IEEX6 is typically installed and inspected by qualified riggers in compliance with ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 standards.

This sling is suited for single-leg vertical, basket, and choker hitch configurations in demanding lift scenarios. Vertical capacity is 11,200 pounds, basket capacity is 22,000 pounds, and choker capacity is 8,200 pounds. The abrasion-resistant construction supports use in environments where wire rope contact with rough edges or abrasive surfaces is expected. Rated for use up to 400 degrees F, making it appropriate for elevated-temperature industrial settings such as foundries, steel mills, and heavy manufacturing facilities.

Key Features

• Vertical capacity: 11,200 pounds; basket capacity: 22,000 pounds; choker capacity: 8,200 pounds
• EIPS grade strand-core wire rope for high strength-to-diameter ratio
• 3/4 inch rope diameter with standard 12-inch eye length and 6-inch eye width
• Abrasion-resistant construction for use on rough or irregular load surfaces
• Maximum operating temperature of 400 degrees F
• Compliant with OSHA 1910.184 and ASME B30.9 rigging standards

Compatibility

Designed as a standard eye-and-eye wire rope sling for use with hooks, shackles, and rigging hardware compatible with a 6-inch eye width opening in single-leg overhead lifting applications.

Installation Notes

Installation and use must be performed by a qualified rigger familiar with ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 requirements. Inspect the sling for kinks, broken wires, corrosion, and eye deformation before each use, and remove from service if any disqualifying damage is found. Never exceed the rated capacity for the hitch configuration in use, and account for sling angle derating when the sling is not in a vertical hitch. Protect the wire rope from sharp edges on the load using corner protectors or softeners as required.