Value Collection WS-MH-SLNG1-192 Sling 6400 Lb 3 Ft

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-SLNG1-192 is a single-ply flat eye lifting sling rated for 6,400 pounds in vertical configuration and 2,500 pounds in choker configuration. At 3 feet long and 2 inches wide, this sling is built for rigging applications where a compact, lightweight lifting solution is required. Weighing 0.62 pounds, it is easy to handle and store on the job site. Rigging professionals, millwrights, and material handlers use flat eye slings for load control in overhead lifting operations. The rated capacities are clearly defined by hitch type, which is essential for maintaining lift safety and ASME B30.9 compliance.

This sling is suited for industrial, construction, and maintenance environments where vertical or choker hitches are needed to lift, position, or move moderate loads. Its 2-inch width distributes contact pressure across load surfaces, reducing the risk of edge damage on finished or coated workpieces. Single-ply construction keeps the sling profile slim for tight clearances or close-quarters rigging setups. It is appropriate for use with hooks, shackles, or other hardware rated at or above the sling's working load limit.

Key Features

• 6,400 lb vertical hitch capacity for overhead lifting operations
• 2,500 lb choker hitch capacity for load control and bundling
• 3-foot length and 2-inch width in single-ply flat eye configuration
• Lightweight at 0.62 pounds for easy handling and deployment
• Compact profile fits tight rigging clearances

Compatibility

Designed as a standard flat eye lifting sling for use with hooks, shackles, and rigging hardware rated to meet or exceed the sling working load limit in vertical or choker hitch applications.

Installation Notes

Inspection and use of lifting slings must comply with ASME B30.9 and applicable OSHA regulations. Always confirm the rated capacity for the intended hitch type before making a lift, and never exceed the published working load limit. Remove the sling from service if cuts, abrasions, heat damage, or chemical degradation are present. Rigging operations should only be performed by qualified or certified riggers.