Value Collection WS-MH-SLNG1-136 Lifting Sling 12800 Lb

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-SLNG1-136 is a 2-ply nylon web lifting sling rated for 12,800 pounds vertical capacity and 5,000 pounds in choker configuration. Measuring 3 feet in length and 2 inches in width, this sling is built for rigging and material-handling operations where controlled, repeated lifts are required. Riggers, millwrights, and industrial maintenance crews rely on web slings like this for their ability to conform to load surfaces without marring finished or delicate materials. The 2-ply construction adds load-distributing thickness across the bearing surface.

This sling is suited for vertical hitch, choker hitch, and basket hitch rigging in light industrial, manufacturing, and construction environments. At 3 feet long, it works well for compact lift points and overhead crane applications where a shorter sling keeps the load close to the hook. The 12,800-pound vertical rating and 5,000-pound choker capacity make it appropriate for mid-range material-handling tasks involving structural components, machinery, or bundled stock.

Key Features

• 12,800 lb vertical lift capacity and 5,000 lb choker capacity for mid-range rigging tasks
• 2-ply web construction distributes load across a 2-inch-wide bearing surface
• 3-foot length suits compact lift points and short-drop overhead crane applications
• Nylon web material conforms to load contours and resists marring on finished surfaces
• Lightweight at 1.23 pounds for easy handling and transport on the job site

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-addition web sling for standard rigging hardware including hooks, shackles, and spreader bars used in overhead lifting assemblies.

Installation Notes

Web slings must be installed and inspected by a qualified rigger before each use. Verify that the sling rating matches or exceeds the calculated load weight for the intended hitch configuration before lifting. Never use a sling that shows cuts, tears, abrasion damage, chemical burns, or distorted end fittings. Follow ASME B30.9 standards for sling use, inspection, and removal from service.