Dayton
Dayton 1DNE2 Wire Rope Sling 6 ft 5000 lb
Steel wire rope sling, 6 ft, 5,000 lb vertical capacity with IWRC core
- 6 ft length suits common lift heights
- 1/2 in steel rope with IWRC core resists crushing
- 5,000 lb vertical capacity handles heavy loads
- 3,800 lb choker rating for tight grips
- 10,200 lb basket capacity for balanced lifts
Dayton Wire Rope Sling
The Dayton 1DNE2 is a 6 ft wire rope sling rated for a 5000 lb vertical hitch capacity. It is built for lifting, pulling and conveying tasks in industrial and automotive settings. The sling uses 1/2 in diameter steel rope with an IWRC core and 6 x 19 strand classification. It arrives new and uncoated for direct service.
Suited for straight lifts and basket configurations
This sling suits operators who need a 5000 lb vertical rating and a 10200 lb basket hitch capacity. It also handles choker hitches up to 3800 lb. It is not for angled lifts requiring rated capacities at 30, 45 or 60 degrees because those values are not applicable. Buyers needing rated multi-leg angles or specific hook and master link dimensions should look at other configurations.
Integrates with existing rigging hardware
The 6 ft length and uncoated steel construction fit standard rigging setups using shackles, hooks or master links supplied separately. The IWRC core provides crush resistance during basket hitches while the 6 x 19 classification balances flexibility and abrasion resistance. No additional coatings or fittings are included so the sling works with the hardware already on site.
Highlights
- 6 ft length suits common lift heights
- 1/2 in steel rope with IWRC core resists crushing
- 5,000 lb vertical capacity handles heavy loads
- 3,800 lb choker rating for tight grips
- 10,200 lb basket capacity for balanced lifts
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What lifting hook or shackle size matches the 1/2 in steel rope on this sling?
Use a hook or shackle rated for at least 5,000 lb vertical capacity with an opening wide enough to accept a 1/2 in diameter wire rope.
Can I keep using my existing 3/8 in master links with this 6 ft sling?
The sling has no master link; it is a plain wire rope eye. Your 3/8 in links are too small for the 1/2 in rope diameter and would reduce the rated capacity.
How do I confirm the 5,000 lb vertical rating is still valid after first use?
Inspect the 6 x 19 IWRC strands for broken wires, kinks or corrosion before each lift; if none are found the 5,000 lb vertical hitch capacity remains valid.
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