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Dayton 2MJZ5 Web Sling Type 3 10 ft 2 in Polyester Gray
A 10 ft polyester web sling rated for 6,400 lb vertical, 5,000 lb choker and 12,800 lb basket hitches, meeting ASME B30.9 and OSHA standards
- Rated for 6,400 lb vertical lifts
- Handles 12,800 lb in basket configuration
- 5,000 lb choker capacity for angled loads
- Two-ply polyester construction resists abrasion
- Meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA standards
Dayton 2MJZ5 Web Sling Overview
The Dayton 2MJZ5 is a Type 3 flat-eye web sling built from two-ply polyester webbing for lifting and rigging tasks. It measures 10 ft in length with a 2 in overall width and silver-gray color. Rated capacities are 6,400 lb vertical, 5,000 lb choker and 12,800 lb basket. The sling meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA requirements.
Before You Order
Verify that the load weight stays within the rated capacity for the hitch you plan to use. Confirm the 8 1/2 in eye length fits your hook, shackle or master link hardware. Ensure the 2 in sling width is compatible with the contact surface on the load and rigging points. Inspect the work area for sharp edges that could cut the polyester webbing.
Construction and Daily Use
Two-ply polyester construction resists moisture, mildew and many common chemicals while staying flexible in cold temperatures. Flat eyes lie flat against hardware, reducing wear at the connection points. The single-leg design suits straightforward vertical, choker and basket hitches. Store the sling clean and dry, and inspect for cuts, abrasion or heat damage before each use.
Highlights
- Rated for 6,400 lb vertical lifts
- Handles 12,800 lb in basket configuration
- 5,000 lb choker capacity for angled loads
- Two-ply polyester construction resists abrasion
- Meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA standards
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the Dayton 2MJZ5 web sling ship with any hooks, shackles or master links, or must they be purchased separately?
The sling has flat eyes and no hook attachment; compatible hooks, shackles or master links are not included and must be sourced separately.
Should I choose a different length or width for a 12, 800 lb basket hitch, or does this 10 ft, 2 in model cover that capacity?
This 10 ft by 2 in sling is rated for a 12, 800 lb basket hitch, so it meets that requirement without changing length or width.
When rigged in a vertical hitch, what working load limit does the 6, 400 lb rating give me on the job site?
In a vertical hitch the sling is rated for 6, 400 lb; do not exceed that figure when lifting straight up.
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