Dayton
Dayton 1DNH1 Wire Rope Sling 20 ft 5,000 lb
Steel wire rope sling with 1/2 in diameter, IWRC core and 6 x 19 strand classification rated for 5,000 lb vertical, 3,800 lb choker and 10,200 lb basket hitches at 20 ft length
- 5,000 lb vertical capacity for heavy lifts
- 10,200 lb basket rating doubles safe load
- 3,800 lb choker strength grips securely
- 20 ft length reaches distant anchor points
- 6 x 19 IWRC steel core resists abrasion
Dayton 1DNH1 Wire Rope Sling 20 ft
This Dayton wire rope sling is built for rigging professionals who need a reliable single-leg sling for vertical, choker or basket hitches. The uncoated steel construction suits general industrial lifting where a 20 ft reach is required.
5,000 lb vertical hitch capacity
The decisive figure is the 5,000 lb vertical hitch rating, which sets the maximum load for a straight lift. Choker hitch capacity drops to 3,800 lb while basket hitch capacity rises to 10,200 lb, so the hitch choice directly governs the safe working limit.
1/2 in diameter 6 x 19 IWRC rope
The 1/2 in diameter 6 x 19 classification with independent wire rope core delivers the stated capacities across the three standard hitch types. Angled lifts at 30, 45 or 60 degrees are not rated, so this sling must not be used for multi-leg bridle configurations.
Highlights
- 5,000 lb vertical capacity for heavy lifts
- 10,200 lb basket rating doubles safe load
- 3,800 lb choker strength grips securely
- 20 ft length reaches distant anchor points
- 6 x 19 IWRC steel core resists abrasion
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much weight can the 5,000 lb vertical rating actually support when the sling is rigged in a choker hitch?
In a choker hitch the capacity drops to 3,800 lb because the tight bend reduces the rope's effective strength.
What does the 6 x 19 strand classification tell me about flexibility and abrasion resistance?
Six strands of nineteen wires each give a balance of moderate flexibility and good wear resistance for general lifting.
What hardware or clearance is needed to accommodate the half-inch rope diameter on a 20 ft length?
The 1/2 in diameter requires hooks, shackles or thimbles sized for that rope; the 20 ft length needs clear span to avoid kinking.
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