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Dayton 2MJV7 Web Sling Type 3 4 ft 2 in Polyester Gray
A 4 ft polyester web sling rated for vertical, choker and basket hitches up to 6,400 lb
- Type 3 flat-eye design enables basket, choker and vertical hitches
- Polyester construction meets ASME B 30.9 and OSHA standards
- Vertical hitch rated to 3,200 lb for heavy lifts
- Choker hitch rated to 2,500 lb for secure grip
- Basket hitch rated to 6,400 lb for maximum capacity
Dayton 4 ft Web Sling Overview
This Dayton web sling is a flat-eye, single-leg polyester lifting strap built to ASME B30.9 and OSHA standards. It supports vertical, choker and basket hitches for general rigging and material-handling tasks. The silver-gray cover resists abrasion and UV exposure on job sites.
Verify Hitch and Capacity Needs
Confirm the intended hitch type matches the rated capacities: 3,200 lb vertical, 2,500 lb choker and 6,400 lb basket. Ensure the 8-1/2 in eye length fits your hooks, shackles or master links. Check that the 2 in overall width clears the load contact points without bunching.
Replaces Worn Flat-Eye Slings
This sling replaces damaged or expired single-ply polyester eyes showing cuts, heat damage or illegible tags. The jump is worth it when inspection reveals red-core fibres, melted surfaces or stitching failure on the old unit. It is not suited for applications requiring multi-leg bridles, wire-rope strength or chain-sling durability.
Highlights
- Type 3 flat-eye design enables basket, choker and vertical hitches
- Polyester construction meets ASME B 30.9 and OSHA standards
- Vertical hitch rated to 3,200 lb for heavy lifts
- Choker hitch rated to 2,500 lb for secure grip
- Basket hitch rated to 6,400 lb for maximum capacity
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes with the Dayton 2MJV7 sling and is any extra hardware needed?
The sling arrives as a single‑leg, flat‑eye web sling made of one‑ply polyester. No hook, master link or other attachment is included, so any connection hardware must be sourced separately.
Which capacity rating should I use for my lift — vertical, choker or basket?
Choose the rating that matches your hitch: 3,200 lb for a vertical hitch, 2,500 lb for a choker hitch, or 6,400 lb for a basket hitch.
What does the 3,200 lb vertical rating mean when the sling is in service?
It is the maximum load you may apply in a straight vertical pull with the flat eyes properly seated; angled or choked lifts must use the lower choker or basket ratings.
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