Dayton
Dayton 1DNF6 Wire Rope Sling 4 ft 2,800 lb
A 4 ft steel wire rope sling rated for 2,800 lb vertical, 2,200 lb choker and 5,800 lb basket hitches
- 2,800 lb vertical capacity for heavy lifts
- 5,800 lb basket capacity for balanced loads
- 2,200 lb choker rating for secure grips
- 3/8 in steel rope with IWRC core resists wear
- 4 ft length suits standard rigging points
Wire Rope Sling for Lifting Tasks
This Dayton wire rope sling is built for lifting, pulling and conveying work where a 4 ft steel sling is required. It suits riggers and maintenance teams needing a vertical capacity of 2,800 lb with an IWRC core and 6 x 19 strand construction.
Verify Hitch Type and Angle Before Use
Check that your lift plan uses a vertical, choker or basket hitch matching the rated capacities of 2,800 lb, 2,200 lb and 5,800 lb respectively. The specifications list no capacity figures for 30, 45 or 60 degree angles, so do not use this sling at those angles. Confirm the 3/8 in rope diameter and uncoated finish meet your site requirements.
Steel Construction Handles Load Without Added
The uncoated steel rope and IWRC core transmit load directly, so surface temperature follows the environment and the handled material. No synthetic jacket or lubricant coating is present to degrade or trap moisture. Inspect the rope for wear, corrosion or distortion before each use as the bare steel shows damage clearly.
Highlights
- 2,800 lb vertical capacity for heavy lifts
- 5,800 lb basket capacity for balanced loads
- 2,200 lb choker rating for secure grips
- 3/8 in steel rope with IWRC core resists wear
- 4 ft length suits standard rigging points
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the sling come with any hooks or master links, or must I buy those separately?
The specification lists hook opening width and master link inside length as not applicable, so the sling is supplied without hooks or master links.
Which hitch capacity should I use when choosing between a vertical, choker or basket lift?
Vertical hitch is rated at 2,800 lb, choker hitch at 2,200 lb and basket hitch at 5,800 lb — select the rating that matches your planned rigging method.
What does the 2,800 lb vertical capacity mean once the sling is rigged on a real load?
It is the maximum working load limit for a straight vertical lift with a single leg; the limit drops to 2,200 lb in a choker hitch and rises to 5,800 lb in a basket hitch.
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