Dayton
Dayton 1DNG8 Wire Rope Sling 3 ft 1300 lb
Steel wire rope sling with 1/4 in diameter and 6 x 19 strand construction, rated for 1,300 lb vertical hitch capacity
- 1,300 lb vertical capacity for heavy lifts
- 2,600 lb basket rating for dual-leg rigging
- 960 lb choker strength for secure gripping
- 6 x 19 IWRC steel core resists crushing
- 3 ft uncoated length fits tight clearances
Dayton 1DNG8 Wire Rope Sling 3 ft 1300 lb
This Dayton wire rope sling is a 3 ft lifting accessory rated for a 1,300 lb vertical hitch capacity. It is built from uncoated steel rope with a 1/4 in diameter and a 6 x 19 strand classification around an IWRC core. The sling suits riggers and maintenance teams needing a short, general-purpose steel sling for vertical, choker or basket hitches.
Check hitch type and load angle before ordering
The supplier data provides rated capacities for vertical, choker and basket hitches only. Capacities at 30, 45 and 60 degree angles are listed as not applicable, so this sling must not be used in angled configurations. Verify that your lifting plan uses one of the three supported hitch types and that the load weight stays within the corresponding limit.
Steel construction handles normal industrial
The uncoated steel rope and IWRC core resist abrasion and heat encountered in typical workshop and construction use. No moving parts or lubrication points mean noise is limited to rope contact with the load or hardware. Power draw is not applicable for this passive lifting device.
Highlights
- 1,300 lb vertical capacity for heavy lifts
- 2,600 lb basket rating for dual-leg rigging
- 960 lb choker strength for secure gripping
- 6 x 19 IWRC steel core resists crushing
- 3 ft uncoated length fits tight clearances
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 3 ft Dayton 1DNG8 wire rope sling come with hooks or master links, or must they be purchased separately?
The specifications list hook opening width and master link inside length as not applicable, so the sling is supplied without hooks or master links and any required end fittings must be sourced separately.
Which capacity figure should I use when selecting the Dayton 1DNG8 sling for a vertical, choker or basket hitch?
Use 1,300 lb for a vertical hitch, 960 lb for a choker hitch and 2,600 lb for a basket hitch; angled-load capacities at 30, 45 and 60 degrees are not applicable for this sling.
What does the 1,300 lb vertical hitch capacity mean when the Dayton 1DNG8 sling is rigged in a real lift?
It is the maximum load the 3 ft, 1/4 in diameter, 6 x 19 IWRC steel rope can safely support in a straight vertical pull; choke the sling and the limit drops to 960 lb, while a basket hitch raises it to 2,600 lb.
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