Lift-all EE2804DFX20 Polyester Eye Eye Sling 4 in 20 Ft

Product Description

The LIFT-ALL EE2804DFX20 is a two-ply polyester flat eye and eye web sling designed for overhead lifting operations in rigging, construction, manufacturing, and industrial applications. At 4 inches wide and 20 feet long, this single-leg sling provides a vertical lift capacity of 23,000 pounds and a choker configuration capacity of 9,200 pounds. The flat tapered eyes at both ends seat cleanly into hooks and shackles, reducing slip and distributing load across the web. Yellow polyester construction offers abrasion resistance and protects sensitive or finished load surfaces from marring. Weighing 10.3 pounds, this sling is built for repeated field use under demanding conditions.

The EE2804DFX20 is suited for single-leg vertical and choker hitches in fabrication shops, warehouses, steel yards, and on-site construction. The flat web design makes it well-suited for loads with flat or irregular surfaces where wire rope or chain slings could cause damage. Riggers working in environments up to 200 degrees F can deploy this sling within its rated thermal limits. It is a standard choice for any lift requiring a wide-body polyester sling in the 5.75-ton vertical capacity class.

Key Features

• Two-ply polyester flat web construction provides balanced load distribution and abrasion resistance
• Vertical capacity of 23,000 pounds (11.5 tons); choker capacity of 9,200 pounds
• Flat tapered eyes at both ends for secure seating in hooks, shackles, and lifting hardware
• Rated for use in temperatures up to 200 degrees F
• Compliant with OSHA 1910.184, ASME B30.9, and WSTDA standards
• Yellow color coding for quick visual identification per sling capacity rating conventions

Compatibility

Designed as a standard flat eye and eye Type 3 polyester web sling compatible with conventional rigging hardware including hooks and shackles rated for loads at or above the sling working load limit.

Installation Notes

Rigging operations using this sling must be performed by a qualified rigger in accordance with OSHA 1910.184 and ASME B30.9. Inspect the sling for cuts, burns, chemical damage, and broken stitching before each use, and remove it from service if any such damage is found. Never exceed the rated working load limit for the hitch configuration in use, and avoid sharp edges that could cut the web without using appropriate edge protection. Store the sling away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and chemical exposure when not in use.