Value Collection WS-MH-SLNG1-153 Web Sling 23000 Lb 10 Ft

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-SLNG1-153 is a 2-ply nylon web sling rated for 23,000 pounds vertical capacity and 9,200 pounds choker capacity. At 10 feet long and 4 inches wide, this sling is built for heavy rigging operations where consistent load control is required. Weighing 8.11 pounds, it provides a solid strength-to-weight ratio suitable for industrial lifting applications. Riggers and material handlers rely on this type of flat web sling for load security without damaging finished surfaces or irregular load profiles.

This sling is suited for commercial and industrial rigging tasks including overhead lifting, machinery moving, and load securing in fabrication, construction, and warehouse environments. The flat web design distributes load across a 4-inch bearing surface, reducing the risk of load damage compared to wire rope or chain alternatives. It is appropriate for both vertical hitch and choker hitch configurations depending on load geometry and required capacity.

Key Features

• 23,000 lb vertical capacity for heavy industrial lifting
• 9,200 lb choker capacity for wrap-around rigging configurations
• 10-foot length accommodates a wide range of load sizes
• 4-inch wide, 2-ply flat web construction distributes load and protects load surfaces
• 8.11 lb unit weight for manageable handling on the job

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose flat web sling for use with standard overhead lifting equipment including hooks, shackles, and spreader bars rated to the appropriate working load limit.

Installation Notes

Web slings must be installed and operated by qualified riggers following ASME B30.9 standards for slings. Inspect the sling before each use for cuts, abrasion, UV degradation, chemical damage, or distorted fittings, and remove from service if any defects are found. Never exceed the rated capacity for the hitch type in use, and ensure load is balanced and stable before lifting. Keep slings away from sharp edges, extreme heat, and corrosive chemicals that can degrade nylon webbing.