Dayton
Dayton 1DNH2 Wire Rope Sling 3 ft 2,800 lb
A 3 ft steel wire rope sling with a 2,800 lb vertical capacity and 6 x 19 strand construction
- 3 ft compact length suits tight rigging points
- 2,800 lb vertical rating handles heavy loads
- 5,800 lb basket capacity doubles lift strength
- 2,200 lb choker rating secures awkward shapes
- 3/8 in 6 x 19 IWRC steel resists wear
Dayton 1DNH2 Wire Rope Sling 3 ft
The Dayton 1DNH2 is a steel wire rope sling built for lifting, pulling and conveying tasks. It uses a 3 ft length of uncoated 3/8 in diameter rope with an IWRC core and a 6 x 19 strand construction. The sling is rated for a vertical hitch capacity of 2,800 lb. This new hardware item suits rigging professionals who need a compact, ready-to-use sling.
Suited for standard vertical.
The sling supports a choker hitch capacity of 2,200 lb and a basket hitch capacity of 5,800 lb. It does not carry rated capacities for angled lifts at 30, 45 or 60 degrees. Buyers who need rated capacities at specific angles should look at a different sling. The design also lacks hooks or a master link, so users requiring attached end fittings must choose another model.
Vertical hitch capacity 2,800 lb
The single specification that decides fit is the vertical hitch capacity of 2,800 lb. This figure sets the maximum load for a straight vertical lift with this 3 ft sling. Confirm the working load limit matches the intended application before purchase. All other hitch ratings derive from this base capacity.
Highlights
- 3 ft compact length suits tight rigging points
- 2,800 lb vertical rating handles heavy loads
- 5,800 lb basket capacity doubles lift strength
- 2,200 lb choker rating secures awkward shapes
- 3/8 in 6 x 19 IWRC steel resists wear
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What hardware is required to attach the 3 ft wire rope sling to a load?
You need a master link, shackle or hook rated for at least 2,800 lb vertical capacity that fits a 3/8 in diameter eye; the sling itself has no fittings.
Can the 6 x 19 IWRC rope be used with older steel hooks that have a narrow throat?
Yes, provided the hook throat opening accommodates the 3/8 in rope diameter and the hook’s rated capacity meets or exceeds the 2,800 lb vertical or 5,800 lb basket rating.
How do I verify the sling is safe to use after rigging it in a vertical hitch?
Confirm the load does not exceed 2,800 lb, check that the rope hangs free of kinks or twists, and ensure the eye seats fully in the attachment hardware.
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