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Heavy Duty 900 Webbing Endless Web Slings

Item # N/A Category

Item # Width Ply Vertical Rated Capacity Choker Rated Capacity Basket Rated Capacity 5' Base Weight Add/Ft Weight
91EN2 1" 2 6,400 lbs 5,100 lbs 12,800 lbs 1.24 lbs .22 lbs
9175EN2 1-3/4" 2 10,000 lbs 8,000 lbs 20,000 lbs 1.73 lbs .31 lbs
92EN2 2" 2 12,800 lbs 10,200 lbs 25,600 lbs 2.60 lbs .44 lbs
93EN2 3" 2 17,500 lbs 14,000 lbs 35,000 lbs 4.06 lbs .70 lbs
94EN2 4" 2 23,500 lbs 18,000 lbs 47,000 lbs 5.00 lbs .88 lbs
96EN2 6" 2 32,500 lbs 26,100 lbs 65,000 lbs 7.50 lbs 1.29 lbs

SLING TO LOAD ANGLE EFFICIENCY

Sling working load limits whether nylon, wire rope, or chain are rated with their respective vertical, choker, and basket capacities.  When selecting these slings, careful consideration must be made for the proper sling to load horizontal lifting angle.  The greater angle to sling configuration will result in a reduction of sling efficiency and a loss of rated workload limits!

(A) at a 90° sling to load angle the sling is at 100% of the WLL

(B) at a 60° sling to load angle a loss of 14% efficiency occurs and the sling is capable of lifting only 8,600 lbs.

(C) at a 45° sling to load angle a loss of 30% efficiency occurs and the sling is capable of lifting only 7,000 lbs.

(D) at a 30° sling to load angle the working load limit is reduced by 50% and the sling is capable of lifting only 5,000 lbs.