Dayton 1DNG7 Wire Rope Sling 2 ft 1300 lb
Steel wire-rope sling rated 1,300 lb vertical, 960 lb choker and 2,600 lb basket
- 1,300 lb vertical capacity for heavy lifts
- 2,600 lb basket hitch capacity spreads the load
- 960 lb choker hitch rating grips securely
- 6 x 19 strand construction resists fatigue
- Uncoated 1/4 in steel rope handles tough jobs
Dayton 1DNG7 Wire Rope Sling
This Dayton wire rope sling is built for vertical, choker and basket hitches in lifting and rigging tasks. The 2 ft length suits short-reach applications where a compact sling is required. Steel construction with an IWRC core provides the stated load ratings. Uncoated finish is standard for general-purpose use.
Installation and common issues
The sling has no hooks or master links, so attachment relies on the rope eyes or user-supplied hardware. Inspect the uncoated steel for corrosion or broken wires before each lift. Ensure the 6 x 19 strand construction is seated correctly in the hitch to avoid pinch points. Improper angle loading reduces capacity below the rated figures.
Pre-order checklist
Verify that the 1,300 lb vertical, 960 lb choker and 2,600 lb basket capacities meet the load requirements for every planned hitch angle. Confirm the 1/4 in rope diameter and 2 ft length fit the rigging geometry and clearance. Check that the uncoated steel is compatible with the working environment and any chemical exposure.
How it compares
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- Price $8.99
- Cheaper than about 91% of the 1,558 comparable items (median $34.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | DAYTON |
Questions about this item
How can I confirm the 1/4 in wire rope sling is working correctly after setup?
Inspect the 6 x 19 steel strands for kinks, broken wires or corrosion before each lift and verify the load stays within the 1,300 lb vertical rating.
What comes in the box and what must I supply myself?
The box contains the 2 ft Dayton wire rope sling with IWRC core; you must provide compatible master links, hooks or shackles rated for the 2,600 lb basket capacity.
Which Dayton sling capacity should I choose for a 45-degree basket lift?
The 45-degree basket capacity is not applicable for this 2 ft sling, so select a longer sling or different configuration rated for that angle.
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