Lift-all EE1601NFX3 Flat Eye Nylon Web Sling 1200 Lb

Product Description

The LIFT-ALL EE1601NFX3 is a single-ply, flat eye-and-eye nylon web sling designed for general rigging and lifting applications. Measuring 1 inch wide and 3 feet long, it carries a vertical load rating of 1,200 pounds, a choker rating of 950 pounds, and a basket rating of 2,400 pounds. The sling is constructed from nylon webbing and features abrasion-resistant properties suited to repeated use in industrial and construction environments. It is yellow in color for easy visual identification and complies with OSHA 1910.184, ASME B30.9, and WSTDA standards. Rigging crews, millwrights, and material handlers install this type of sling for routine overhead lifting tasks.

This sling is intended for single-leg vertical, choker, and basket hitch configurations in light-duty lifting scenarios. It is well suited for use in manufacturing facilities, warehouses, construction sites, and maintenance operations where a compact, lightweight web sling is required. The flat eye ends allow straight connection to hooks, shackles, and lifting hardware without additional rigging hardware in most standard applications. The 3-foot length makes it a practical choice for short, controlled lifts close to the load.

Key Features

• 1,200 lb vertical capacity, 950 lb choker capacity, and 2,400 lb basket capacity
• Single-ply nylon webbing with abrasion-resistant construction
• Flat eye-and-eye configuration with twisted eye-and-eye design for versatile hitch options
• Maximum working temperature of 200 degrees F
• Yellow color for fast visual identification in the field
• Meets OSHA 1910.184, ASME B30.9, and WSTDA standards

Compatibility

Designed as a standard flat eye-and-eye nylon web sling suitable for use with hooks, shackles, and lifting hardware that accept 1-inch-wide flat eye ends in single-leg rigging setups.

Installation Notes

Rigging work should be performed by qualified personnel familiar with ASME B30.9 requirements and applicable OSHA regulations. Inspect the sling for cuts, fraying, chemical damage, and heat exposure before each use and remove it from service if defects are found. Never exceed the rated load capacity for the intended hitch configuration. Keep the sling away from sharp edges and acidic or caustic materials that can degrade nylon webbing.