Lift-all EE1802TFX14 Eye Eye Web Sling 2 in X 14 Ft

Product Description

The LIFT-ALL EE1802TFX14 is a single-leg, flat eye-and-eye polyester web sling rated for 6,400 pounds in a vertical hitch configuration. Constructed from flat-woven polyester webbing, this sling measures 2 inches wide by 14 feet long and is engineered for general rigging, lifting, and material handling applications. With a choker capacity of 2,500 pounds and a single-ply flat web construction, it delivers reliable load control in demanding industrial environments. The gray and blue color coding aids in quick identification on the job. Rated to a maximum working temperature of 200 degrees F, this sling suits a wide range of production and field rigging scenarios.

This sling is suited for use in construction, manufacturing, fabrication, and warehouse environments where controlled overhead lifting is required. The flat eye terminations allow easy attachment to hooks, shackles, and spreader bar hardware. Rigging professionals, ironworkers, and millwrights typically specify this configuration for single-point vertical lifts or basket-hitch applications where a flat bearing surface is preferred to protect the load. The abrasion-resistant polyester construction is appropriate for use around most load surfaces.

Key Features

• 6,400 lb vertical hitch capacity at 1.60 tons working load
• 2,500 lb choker hitch capacity for controlled angle lifts
• Flat eye-and-eye terminations for broad hook and hardware compatibility
• Single-ply flat web polyester construction with abrasion-resistant properties
• Rated to 200 degrees F maximum working temperature
• Meets OSHA 1910.184, ASME B30.9, and WSTDA standards

Compatibility

Designed as a standard flat eye-and-eye Type 3 polyester web sling for use with rigging hardware including hooks, shackles, and lifting beams in single-leg vertical and choker hitch applications.

Installation Notes

Rigging and installation should be performed by a qualified rigger in accordance with ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 requirements. Inspect the sling for cuts, abrasions, UV degradation, or broken stitching before each use and remove from service if any damage is found. Do not exceed the rated capacity for the hitch type being used, and ensure the sling is not kinked, twisted, or subjected to sharp edges without edge protection in place.