Lift-all EE1802DFX10 Polyester Eye Eye Sling 2in 10ft

Product Description

The LIFT-ALL EE1802DFX10 is a single-leg polyester flat eye and eye lifting sling rated for rigging operations in industrial, construction, and material handling applications. Measuring 2 inches wide and 10 feet in length, this Type 3 sling delivers a vertical capacity of 3,200 pounds, a choker capacity of 2,500 pounds, and a basket capacity of 6,400 pounds. The flat eye configuration on both ends allows straightforward attachment to hooks, shackles, and lifting fixtures. Constructed from polyester webbing with abrasion-resistant properties, this sling is colored yellow for quick load-capacity identification in the field.

This sling is suited for single-leg vertical, choker, and basket hitch configurations across a range of lifting scenarios including equipment rigging, structural steel placement, and general warehouse or shop crane work. Riggers, millwrights, and material handling professionals working in commercial and industrial environments will find it appropriate for loads within its rated capacities. The 10-inch eye length accommodates standard hook and shackle sizes. Maximum operating temperature is 200 degrees F, making it appropriate for most ambient industrial environments.

Key Features

• Flat eye and eye (Type 3) configuration for versatile hitch attachment
• 3,200 lb vertical capacity, 2,500 lb choker capacity, 6,400 lb basket capacity
• 2 inches wide by 10 feet long with 10-inch eye length on each end
• Single-ply polyester construction with abrasion-resistant webbing
• Rated to 200 degrees F maximum operating temperature
• Yellow color coding for fast capacity identification per industry practice
• Meets OSHA 1910.184, ASME B30.9, and WSTDA standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use polyester web sling compatible with standard crane hooks, shackles, and lifting fixtures that accept a flat eye configuration in the 2-inch width class.

Installation Notes

Installation and use of lifting slings must be performed by a qualified rigger familiar with OSHA 1910.184 and ASME B30.9 requirements. Inspect the sling for cuts, fraying, heat damage, or chemical degradation before each lift. Never exceed the rated capacity for the intended hitch type, and ensure the load is fully de-energized and secured before attaching the sling. Discard any sling showing wear through to the core yarns or missing identification tags.