Dayton
Dayton Endless Web Sling 6 ft 3200 lb Vertical Capacity
Endless polyester web sling rated 3200 lb vertical, 2500 lb choker and 6400 lb basket capacity for lifting and rigging tasks
- Endless design enables basket, choker and vertical hitches
- Single-ply polyester construction meets ASME B 30.9 and OSHA standards
- 6 ft length with 1 in width suits tight rigging points
- Vertical capacity 3200 lb supports heavy lifts
- Choker 2500 lb and basket 6400 lb ratings cover varied angles
Endless Web Sling for Lifting
This Dayton endless web sling is a single-leg polyester lifting strap rated for a vertical hitch capacity of 3,200 lb. It suits rigging professionals and maintenance crews who need a lightweight, flexible sling for vertical, choker or basket hitches. The endless design eliminates eyes and hardware, reducing weight and snag points during handling. It meets ASME B 30.9 and OSHA standards for synthetic web slings.
Hitch Capacities Define Safe Working Limits
The sling provides a choker hitch capacity of 2,500 lb and a basket hitch capacity of 6,400 lb, so the working load limit changes with the rigging configuration. A vertical lift uses the full 3,200 lb rating, while a choke reduces capacity to 2,500 lb and a basket doubles it to 6,400 lb. Users must select the hitch type before each lift and never exceed the capacity for that configuration. The single-ply construction keeps the sling thin but offers less abrasion resistance than multi-ply alternatives.
3,200 lb Vertical Capacity Is the Deciding Spec
The 3,200 lb vertical hitch rating is the primary figure that determines whether this sling matches the load. If the object weighs more than 3,200 lb, this sling cannot be used in a vertical hitch. Loads between 2,500 lb and 3,200 lb require a vertical or basket hitch; they cannot be choked. Loads above 6,400 lb exceed every rated hitch for this sling. Always verify the load weight and hitch geometry before rigging.
Highlights
- Endless design enables basket, choker and vertical hitches
- Single-ply polyester construction meets ASME B 30.9 and OSHA standards
- 6 ft length with 1 in width suits tight rigging points
- Vertical capacity 3200 lb supports heavy lifts
- Choker 2500 lb and basket 6400 lb ratings cover varied angles
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 3200 lb vertical capacity or the 6400 lb basket capacity for my lift?
Choose based on the hitch you will use. The sling rates 3200 lb in a vertical hitch, 2500 lb in a choker hitch, and 6400 lb in a basket hitch. Match the rating to your actual rigging configuration.
What does the 3200 lb vertical rating mean once the sling is on the job?
It is the maximum load you can lift with a single straight pull from end to end. Angles, choke points or basket configurations change the limit, so never exceed 3200 lb in a true vertical hitch.
Which standard governs the endless polyester web sling and what does it cap in practice?
The sling meets ASME B30.9 and OSHA requirements. Those standards cap the working load at the rated capacities — 3200 lb vertical, 2500 lb choker, 6400 lb basket — and mandate regular inspection for cuts, abrasion or UV damage.
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