Value Collection WS-MH-SLNG1-123 Sling 9600 Lb 12 Foot

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-SLNG1-123 is a single-ply synthetic web sling rated for 9,600 pounds vertical capacity and 3,800 pounds in a choker hitch configuration. Measuring 12 feet long and 3 inches wide, this sling is built for rigging and lifting operations where a flat, flexible load-bearing strap is required. Weighing 3.65 pounds, it is light enough for one-person handling on the job site. Rigging professionals and material handlers use this sling for overhead lifting in industrial, construction, and warehouse environments where load protection and controlled hitch geometry are priorities.

This sling is suited for use in vertical, choker, and basket hitch lifts depending on the rated load limits for each configuration. The 12-foot length provides reach for large loads or rigging scenarios where crane hook height requires additional span. The 3-inch width distributes load across a broader contact area, reducing the risk of damage to finished or sensitive load surfaces. It is appropriate for single-leg vertical lifts up to 9,600 pounds and choker applications up to 3,800 pounds when attached to certified rigging hardware.

Key Features

• 9,600 lb vertical capacity rated for single-leg overhead lifts
• 3,800 lb choker hitch capacity for wrapped or angled rigging
• 12-foot length accommodates larger loads and extended crane hook distances
• 3-inch width provides broad load contact to help protect load surfaces
• Single-ply construction at 3.65 pounds for easy one-person deployment

Compatibility

Designed as a standard flat web sling for use with certified rigging hooks, shackles, and lifting hardware meeting applicable load rating requirements.

Installation Notes

Web slings must be inspected before each use for cuts, abrasions, burns, chemical damage, and distorted end fittings. Rigging operations should be performed by qualified riggers following ASME B30.9 standards for slings. Never exceed the rated capacity for the hitch type in use, and account for sling angle reductions when working in basket or choker configurations. Remove the sling from service immediately if damage is found.