Synthetic Web Sling, Type 4, 20 ft L, 4 in W, Nylon, Yellow MPN:EET-3-904-20
Synthetic Web Sling, Type 4, 20 ft L, 4 in W, Nylon, Yellow
This heavy-duty synthetic web sling is designed for demanding lifting and rigging applications. Constructed from high-strength nylon, it boasts a 3-ply design for added durability and reliability. The 20-foot long, 4-inch wide sling is ideal for use in industries such as construction, manufacturing, and oil and gas, where heavy loads require secure and efficient lifting. Its versatility allows for use in basket hitch, choker hitch, and vertical hitch applications, making it a valuable asset for any operation. With a capacity of up to 30,600 pounds, this web sling provides peace of mind and ensures safe and efficient lifting operations.
Top product features:
- The web sling is made of nylon, providing a durable and long-lasting material.
- The web sling has a basket hitch capacity of up to 30,600 lb, allowing for heavy loads to be lifted and moved.
- The web sling has a vertical hitch capacity of 15,300 lb and a choker hitch capacity of 12,200 lb, enabling safe and secure lifting in various orientations.
Top product applications:
- Cargo lifting and moving
- Heavy machinery rigging
- Construction site material handling
Web Sling, Sling Type Type 4, Sling Material Nylon, Number of Plies 3, Sling Length 20 ft, Eye Length 16 in, Overall Width 4 in, Number of Legs 1, Vertical Hitch Capacity 15,300 lb, Choker Hitch Capacity 12,200 lb, Basket Hitch Capacity 30,600 lb, Hook Attachment Type Not Applicable, Basket Hitch Capacity @ 30 Degrees 15,300 lb, Basket Hitch Capacity @ 60 Degrees 26,500 lb, Color Yellow, Standards ASME B30.9, OSHA 1910.184, Basket Hitch Capacity @ 45 Degrees 21,600 lb
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: US
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 22.00
- Package Width: 11.00
- Package Height: 6.00
- Package Weight: 12.74
Product info last updated on April 18, 2026 6:49am UTC
Category: Lifting, Pulling and Positioning