Lift-all EE2803DFX12 Flat Eye Polyester Sling 3in 12ft

Product Description

The LIFT-ALL EE2803DFX12 is a single-leg, flat eye-and-eye polyester web sling rated for 8,800 pounds in a straight vertical hitch. Built from 2-ply polyester webbing measuring 3 inches wide and 12 feet long, this Type 3 sling is designed for rigging applications where load control and minimal hardware contact are required. Both ends feature flat and tapered eyes for easy hook or shackle attachment. The yellow color-coding provides quick identification on the job site. Rigging crews, millwrights, and material handlers in industrial and construction environments rely on this style of sling for routine and repetitive lifts.

This sling is suited for general-purpose overhead lifting in manufacturing, construction, and maintenance settings. It performs in both horizontal and vertical configurations, with a choker hitch capacity of 7,040 pounds. The flat web construction distributes load across the contact surface, reducing the risk of damage to finished or sensitive load surfaces. Operating temperatures up to 200 degrees F keep this sling functional in warm industrial environments without degradation of the polyester fibers.

Key Features

• 8,800 lb vertical capacity and 7,040 lb choker capacity for versatile rigging configurations
• 2-ply polyester flat web construction resists abrasion during routine lifts
• Flat and tapered eyes on both ends for broad hook and shackle compatibility
• Rated for use up to 200 degrees F
• Yellow color for quick sling identification and load rating reference
• Compliant with OSHA 1910.184, ASME B30.9, and WSTDA standards

Compatibility

Designed as a standard Type 3 flat eye-and-eye polyester web sling for single-leg overhead rigging applications compatible with standard hooks, shackles, and lifting hardware accepting a flat tapered eye.

Installation Notes

Rigging work should only be performed by qualified riggers familiar with OSHA 1910.184 and ASME B30.9 requirements. Inspect the sling for cuts, abrasion, discoloration, or broken stitching before each use and remove from service if any damage is found. Never exceed the rated load capacity for the hitch type in use, and ensure the sling is properly seated in hooks or shackles before applying load. Keep the sling away from sharp edges, chemicals, and surfaces that could cut or degrade the webbing.