Dayton
Dayton 1DNG9 Wire Rope Sling 2 ft 2,800 lb
A 2 ft steel wire rope sling rated 2,800 lb vertical, 2,200 lb choker and 5,800 lb basket capacity
- 2 ft reach positions loads in tight spaces
- 2,800 lb vertical rating lifts heavy equipment safely
- 6 x 19 strand construction resists fatigue under repeated use
- IWRC core adds strength without increasing diameter
- Uncoated steel surface grips securely without slipping
Dayton 1DNG9 Wire Rope Sling Overview
The Dayton 1DNG9 is a new 2 ft wire rope sling designed for lifting, pulling and conveying tasks. It uses a 3/8 in diameter steel rope with an IWRC core and a 6 x 19 strand construction. The uncoated sling has a vertical hitch capacity of 2,800 lb, making it suitable for riggers and maintenance crews who need a short, high-strength connection.
Upgrade From Chain or Synthetic Slings
This sling replaces heavier chain assemblies or lower-capacity synthetic rounds when a compact steel rope is preferred. The jump is worth it when the job demands the 5,800 lb basket hitch rating or the 2,200 lb choker rating in a 2 ft length. It is not for buyers who need longer reach, coated rope for corrosion protection, or rated capacities at 30, 45 or 60 degree angles.
Installation And Common Issues
Installation consists of selecting the correct hitch — vertical, choker or basket — and attaching the sling to the load and lifting device. The uncoated steel requires regular inspection for broken wires, kinks or corrosion. What usually goes wrong is using the sling beyond its rated capacities or at angles not listed, which reduces the effective working load limit.
Highlights
- 2 ft reach positions loads in tight spaces
- 2,800 lb vertical rating lifts heavy equipment safely
- 6 x 19 strand construction resists fatigue under repeated use
- IWRC core adds strength without increasing diameter
- Uncoated steel surface grips securely without slipping
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What rope diameter and length does the 2 ft sling use?
The sling uses 3/8 in diameter steel rope with an IWRC core and measures 2 ft overall length.
How do I attach the sling for a vertical hitch and what mistake should I avoid?
Connect the eye or end fitting directly to the hook for a vertical hitch; the common error is using a choker hitch when the load requires the full 2,800 lb vertical capacity.
When should the wire rope be replaced?
Replace the sling if you see broken wires, kinks, crushing, corrosion, heat damage or any deformation that reduces the 2,800 lb vertical capacity.
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