Synthetic Web Sling, Type 4, 15 ft L, 12 in W, Nylon, Yellow MPN:EET-1-912-15
Synthetic Web Sling, Type 4, 15 ft L, 12 in W, Nylon, Yellow
This heavy-duty synthetic web sling is designed for demanding lifting and rigging applications. Constructed from high-strength nylon, it provides exceptional durability and resistance to abrasion, heat, and chemicals. With a vertical hitch capacity of 19,200 pounds and basket hitch capacity of up to 38,400 pounds, it's ideal for heavy industrial and construction projects. Its compact design and ease of use make it a valuable asset for crane operators, riggers, and safety personnel. Suitable for a wide range of applications, including oil and gas, construction, and manufacturing, this web sling delivers reliable performance and peace of mind.
Top product features:
- Nylon material provides durability and resistance to wear and tear
- The web sling has a vertical hitch capacity of 19,200 lb, allowing for safe lifting of heavy loads
- The basket hitch capacity of the web sling is 38,400 lb at a 0-degree angle, enabling efficient and secure lifting of large objects
Top product applications:
- Lifting and moving heavy machinery
- Cranes and hoists operations
- Heavy industry construction and manufacturing
Web Sling, Sling Type Type 4, Sling Material Nylon, Number of Plies 1, Sling Length 15 ft, Eye Length 24 in, Overall Width 12 in, Number of Legs 1, Vertical Hitch Capacity 19,200 lb, Choker Hitch Capacity 15,400 lb, Basket Hitch Capacity 38,400 lb, Hook Attachment Type Not Applicable, Basket Hitch Capacity @ 30 Degrees 19,200 lb, Basket Hitch Capacity @ 60 Degrees 33,200 lb, Color Yellow, Standards ASME B30.9, OSHA 1910.184, Basket Hitch Capacity @ 45 Degrees 27,100 lb
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: US
- Drop Ship Item: Yes
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 4 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 12.75
- Package Width: 2.00
- Package Height: 12.25
- Package Weight: 16.25
Product info last updated on February 2, 2026 4:05pm UTC
Category: Lifting, Pulling and Positioning