Dayton
Dayton Round Sling Eye and Eye 4 ft 5300 lb
Polyester round sling with flat eyes rated 5,300 lb vertical, 4,200 lb choker and 10,600 lb basket
- 4 ft length fits tight lifting spaces
- Polyester core and sleeve resist abrasion and UV
- 5,300 lb vertical capacity handles heavy loads
- 10,600 lb basket capacity doubles strength in basket hitch
- Works from -50 °F to 200 °F for extreme environments
Dayton Round Sling 4 ft 5300 lb
The Dayton round sling is a synthetic lifting sling built for vertical, choker and basket hitches. Its polyester core and sleeve provide a 5,300 lb vertical capacity, 4,200 lb choker capacity and 10,600 lb basket capacity. The green sleeve aids visual identification on site.
Riggers needing a 4 ft synthetic eye-and-eye sling
This sling suits riggers who need a lightweight, flexible connection for loads up to the rated capacities in the three standard hitch configurations. It is not for applications requiring wire-rope or chain construction, higher temperature limits above 200 °F, or integrated wear-indicator threads.
Capacity and headroom for typical lifts
The 5,300 lb vertical rating and 10,600 lb basket rating cover most general-purpose lifts within the sling length. Capacity runs out when the load exceeds the rated hitch values or when the operating environment exceeds the 200 °F maximum temperature.
Highlights
- 4 ft length fits tight lifting spaces
- Polyester core and sleeve resist abrasion and UV
- 5,300 lb vertical capacity handles heavy loads
- 10,600 lb basket capacity doubles strength in basket hitch
- Works from -50 °F to 200 °F for extreme environments
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What vertical hitch capacity must my load stay under when I use this 4 ft Dayton round sling?
The vertical hitch capacity is 5,300 lb, so the load must not exceed that figure.
How does the polyester core and sleeve handle temperatures if I keep using older steel hooks that can get hot?
The sling operates from -50 °F to 200 °F, so typical hook heat stays well inside that range.
How can I confirm the sling is seated correctly after I rig a basket hitch?
Check that both flat eyes sit fully in the hook bowl, the body lies flat without twists, and the green sleeve shows no cuts or abrasion.
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