Lift-all EN2802DX6 Endless Sling 2in 6ft 12400lb Polyester

Product Description

The LIFT-ALL EN2802DX6 is a 2-ply polyester endless round sling designed for overhead lifting in rigging applications. It measures 2 inches wide and 6 feet in length, with a vertical lift capacity of 12,400 pounds (6.20 tons) and a choker capacity of 9,900 pounds. Constructed from abrasion-resistant polyester webbing, this sling is rated for use up to 200 degrees F. It features a twisted eye configuration and is finished in yellow for load identification. Rigging professionals and industrial lifting crews use this sling in single-leg configurations for general rigging and material handling.

This endless sling is suited for use in manufacturing, construction, and industrial environments where a soft, load-protecting sling is preferred over wire rope or chain. The polyester construction is gentle on finished or delicate surfaces and resists common shop fluids. The 6-foot working length makes it practical for mid-range lift points on structural members, machinery, and bundled materials. It is sold as a single-unit item with a minimum order quantity of one.

Key Features

• 12,400 lb vertical capacity and 9,900 lb choker capacity for single-leg rigging
• 2-ply polyester construction provides abrasion resistance and surface protection
• Twisted eye configuration for secure hardware engagement
• Rated for temperatures up to 200 degrees F
• Yellow color coding for quick visual identification on the job
• Meets OSHA 1910.184, ASME B30.9, and WSTDA standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rigging sling for use with standard hooks, shackles, and lifting hardware rated for the corresponding working load limits in single-leg endless sling configurations.

Installation Notes

This sling must be inspected before each use by a qualified rigger for cuts, abrasions, UV degradation, or chemical damage. Never exceed the rated working load limit for the hitch type being used. Follow ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184 guidelines for inspection intervals, hitch angles, and load de-rating. Retire the sling from service immediately if any damage, broken fibers, or load-bearing core exposure is observed.