STREN-FLEX Protected-Edge Nylon Twisted-Eye Web Sling
The STREN-FLEX Web Sling: Type 4 is a protected-edge nylon twisted-eye web sling from STREN-FLEX, featuring a wear-resistant tag. This 2-ply sling has a 16 ft sling length and a 3,200 lb vertical hitch capacity (MPN…
SKU 3G-OTH-408642
Also listed as: EET2901ME16 · EET 2 901ME 16
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Product Description
The STREN-FLEX Web Sling: Type 4 is a protected-edge nylon twisted-eye web sling from STREN-FLEX, featuring a wear-resistant tag. This 2-ply sling has a 16 ft sling length and a 3,200 lb vertical hitch capacity (MPN EET-2-901ME-16).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the STREN-FLEX Web Sling Type 4 used for?
The STREN-FLEX Web Sling Type 4 is used for lifting and rigging heavy loads in industrial settings such as construction, manufacturing, and warehousing. Its protected-edge nylon construction and twisted-eye design provide secure handling, while the wear-resistant tag helps identify the sling's specifications for safe operation.
What are the specifications of the STREN-FLEX Web Sling EET-2-901ME-16?
The STREN-FLEX Web Sling EET-2-901ME-16 is a Type 4 protected-edge nylon twisted-eye sling with 2 plies, a 16 ft sling length, and a 3,200 lb vertical hitch capacity. It features a wear-resistant tag and is manufactured by STREN-FLEX. The MPN is EET-2-901ME-16.
Where to buy STREN-FLEX Web Sling Type 4 worldwide?
You can source the STREN-FLEX Web Sling Type 4 through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact 3G Electric for availability and lead time on this sling.
How to inspect a STREN-FLEX nylon web sling before use?
Before each use, inspect the STREN-FLEX nylon web sling for cuts, abrasions, broken stitches, or chemical damage. Check the wear-resistant tag for legibility and verify the rated capacity. Do not use if any damage is found. Follow OSHA and ASME B30.9 guidelines for safe lifting practices.
