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Dayton 1DND9 Wire Rope Sling 4 ft 1300 lb
Four-foot steel wire rope sling rated 1,300 lb vertical, 960 lb choker and 2,600 lb basket
- Vertical lift rated at 1,300 lb for secure overhead hoisting
- Choker configuration supports 960 lb when load is gripped tightly
- Basket hitch handles 2,600 lb by spreading force across two legs
- 6 x 19 IWRC steel core resists crushing and fatigue under tension
- Four-foot length with 1/4 in diameter fits tight rigging points
Dayton 1DND9 Wire Rope Sling 4 ft
The Dayton 1DND9 is a four-foot wire rope sling built for lifting and rigging tasks. It uses 1/4-inch steel rope with an IWRC core and a 6 x 19 strand classification. The uncoated construction suits general industrial use where a 1,300-pound vertical capacity is required.
Check hitch type and angle before ordering
Vertical hitch capacity is rated at 1,300 lb while choker hitch drops to 960 lb and basket hitch rises to 2,600 lb. Capacities at 30, 45 and 60 degrees are not applicable for this sling. Verify that your rigging plan uses a supported hitch configuration and that the load stays within the stated limit.
Steel construction handles normal shop conditions
The uncoated steel rope and IWRC core resist abrasion and heat encountered in typical lifting environments. No moving parts or lubrication points mean silent operation and no power draw. Inspect for broken wires, corrosion or deformation before each use to maintain safe performance.
Highlights
- Vertical lift rated at 1,300 lb for secure overhead hoisting
- Choker configuration supports 960 lb when load is gripped tightly
- Basket hitch handles 2,600 lb by spreading force across two legs
- 6 x 19 IWRC steel core resists crushing and fatigue under tension
- Four-foot length with 1/4 in diameter fits tight rigging points
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes with the 4 ft Dayton 1DND9 sling and what must I source separately?
The sling itself is supplied as a single 4 ft steel wire rope with 1/4 in diameter, 6 x 19 IWRC construction, uncoated. No hooks, master links or tags are included; those fittings must be purchased separately if your lift requires them.
Which capacity figure should I use when choosing between vertical, choker or basket hitches?
Use 1,300 lb for a straight vertical hitch, 960 lb for a choker hitch and 2,600 lb for a basket hitch. Angled lifts at 30, 45 or 60 degrees are not rated for this sling.
How does the 1,300 lb vertical rating translate when the sling is rigged at an angle?
The 1,300 lb figure applies only to a true vertical lift. At 30, 45 or 60 degrees the sling has no published capacity, so it must not be used in those configurations.
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