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Dayton 1DNF7 Wire Rope Sling 8 ft 2,800 lb
Steel wire rope sling with IWRC core rated 2,800 lb vertical, 2,200 lb choker and 5,800 lb basket capacity
- 8 ft length provides flexible reach for overhead lifts
- 3/8 in steel rope with IWRC core delivers 2,800 lb vertical capacity
- 6 x 19 strand construction resists abrasion during repeated use
- Uncoated finish allows direct inspection of wire condition
- Choker rating of 2,200 lb and basket rating of 5,800 lb cover multiple rigging configurations
Dayton 1DNF7 8 ft Wire Rope Sling
The Dayton 1DNF7 is an 8 ft wire rope sling built from uncoated 3/8 in steel rope with a 6 x 19 strand construction and an independent wire rope core. It is designed for rigging and material-handling tasks where a single-leg sling is required.
Suitable for vertical, choker and basket hitches
This sling suits operators who need rated capacities of 2,800 lb vertical, 2,200 lb choker and 5,800 lb basket. It is not for jobs requiring rated capacities at 30, 45 or 60 degree angles, nor for applications that need a specific hook opening or master link inside length.
Vertical hitch capacity 2,800 lb
The vertical hitch capacity of 2,800 lb is the primary rating that determines whether this sling matches the load. Always verify the intended hitch type and angle against the listed capacities before use.
Highlights
- 8 ft length provides flexible reach for overhead lifts
- 3/8 in steel rope with IWRC core delivers 2,800 lb vertical capacity
- 6 x 19 strand construction resists abrasion during repeated use
- Uncoated finish allows direct inspection of wire condition
- Choker rating of 2,200 lb and basket rating of 5,800 lb cover multiple rigging configurations
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the Dayton 1DNF7 wire rope sling and what step is often missed?
Select the correct hitch — vertical, choker, or basket — then attach the sling eyes to the load and lifting hook; the step often missed is applying the proper angle derating, because capacities drop sharply when the sling legs are not vertical.
What maintenance or replacement will the Dayton 1DNF7 wire rope sling need later?
Inspect the 3/8 in uncoated 6 x 19 IWRC steel rope before every lift for broken wires, corrosion, kinks, or crushing; remove the sling from service immediately if any damage is found, as wire rope slings cannot be repaired.
What limit appears first on the Dayton 1DNF7 wire rope sling during sustained use?
The 2,800 lb vertical hitch capacity is the first limit reached; exceeding it — or using choker or basket configurations beyond their 2,200 lb and 5,800 lb ratings — causes permanent rope deformation and failure.
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