Lift-all EE1802TTX6 Eye Eye Polyester Web Sling 2in 6ft

Product Description

The LIFT-ALL EE1802TTX6 is a single-leg, eye-and-eye polyester web sling rated for 6,400 pounds in a vertical hitch configuration. Built with twisted eyes on both ends and a single-ply construction, this sling is designed for overhead lifting applications where controlled load handling is required. At 2 inches wide and 6 feet long, it suits a wide range of rigging setups in industrial, construction, and warehouse environments. The polyester webbing resists abrasion and is rated for use up to 200 degrees F. Rigging professionals and material handling crews rely on this sling for straightforward, repeatable lifts where a flat web sling is the appropriate tool.

This sling is suited for single-leg vertical and choker hitch configurations in general rigging work. The twisted eye design allows the hook to seat cleanly without the eye lying flat, making it practical for shackle or hook connections. At a 2,500 pound choker capacity and 6,400 pound vertical capacity, it fits light-to-medium duty industrial lifts. Gray and blue coloring follows standard sling identification practices, helping riggers quickly identify the sling rating on a busy job site.

Key Features

• Twisted eye-and-eye configuration on both ends for secure hook and shackle engagement
• 6,400 lb vertical hitch capacity and 2,500 lb choker capacity
• Single-ply polyester webbing with abrasion-resistant construction
• Rated for maximum use temperature of 200 degrees F
• Meets OSHA 1910.184, ASME B30.9, and WSTDA standards
• Single-leg design for straightforward vertical and choker rigging

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use polyester web sling for single-leg overhead lifting applications requiring a twisted eye-and-eye configuration at 2 inches wide and 6 feet in length.

Installation Notes

Inspection and use should be performed by a qualified rigger in accordance with OSHA 1910.184 and ASME B30.9. Always verify the rated capacity matches or exceeds the load weight before lifting, accounting for hitch type and angle. Remove the sling from service if cuts, tears, broken stitching, discoloration, or distortion are present. Never shock-load a web sling or drag it under a load.