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Dayton 1DNG2 Wire Rope Sling 6 ft 7800 lb

SKU CH-D3KE-FMQ6R

A 6 ft steel wire rope sling rated for 7,800 lb vertical, 5,800 lb choker and 15,600 lb basket hitches

  • Rated for 7,800 lb vertical lifts
  • 6 x 19 steel strands resist abrasion
  • 15,600 lb basket capacity for heavy loads
  • 5/8 in IWRC core adds strength
  • 5,800 lb choker rating for secure grip

Dayton Wire Rope Sling 6 ft

The Dayton 1DNG2 is a 6 ft steel wire rope sling built for vertical lifting, choker and basket hitches. It suits rigging crews and maintenance teams who need a single-leg sling rated for 7,800 lb vertical capacity. The uncoated IWRC core and 6 x 19 strand construction deliver strength for everyday hoisting tasks.

5/8 in diameter IWRC core

The 5/8 in diameter rope uses an independent wire rope core that resists crushing and maintains shape under load. Uncoated steel runs clean through sheaves and hooks without added friction or heat buildup. No moving parts mean silent operation and zero power draw during lifts.

6 x 19 strand classification

The 6 x 19 strand classification balances flexibility and abrasion resistance for general-purpose rigging. Vertical, choker and basket capacities are clearly marked so the rigger can select the correct hitch. The sling requires compatible hardware such as master links or hooks rated for the applied load.

Highlights

  • Rated for 7,800 lb vertical lifts
  • 6 x 19 steel strands resist abrasion
  • 15,600 lb basket capacity for heavy loads
  • 5/8 in IWRC core adds strength
  • 5,800 lb choker rating for secure grip

Specifications

BrandDAYTON

Questions about this item

How do I rig the 6 ft sling with its 5/8 in steel rope and IWRC core, and what step is most often missed?

Attach the sling using a vertical, choker, or basket hitch; the step most often missed is verifying the correct capacity — 7,800 lb vertical, 5,800 lb choker, 15,600 lb basket — for the chosen hitch before lifting.

What maintenance or replacement will the uncoated 6 x 19 steel rope need over time?

Inspect the uncoated steel rope before each use for broken wires, corrosion, kinks, or core damage; replace the sling immediately if any of those conditions are found.

At what point does the sling reach its limit first during sustained or angled lifting?

The vertical hitch limit of 7,800 lb is reached first; angled lifts at 30, 45, or 60 degrees are not rated, so do not use the sling at those angles.

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