Value Collection WS-MH-SLNG1-196 Web Sling 6400 Lb 10 Ft

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-SLNG1-196 is a single-ply synthetic web sling rated for 6,400 pounds vertical capacity and 2,500 pounds in choker configuration. Measuring 10 feet in length and 2 inches in width, this sling is sized for a wide range of general rigging and lifting tasks. Weighing approximately 2 pounds, it is easy to handle and reposition on the job. Riggers, ironworkers, and general contractors use this type of sling for load securing, material handling, and overhead lifting where a flat, wide contact surface is needed to protect the load.

This sling fits typical applications in construction, manufacturing, warehousing, and industrial maintenance. The 10-foot length accommodates mid-size loads and provides working room for choker and basket hitches. The 2-inch-wide flat webbing spreads the contact area across the load surface, reducing the risk of damage to finished or delicate materials. It is well suited for use with standard hooks, shackles, and spreader bars found in most rigging setups.

Key Features

• 6,400 lb vertical capacity and 2,500 lb choker capacity for versatile hitch configurations
• 10-foot working length accommodates a range of load sizes and rigging geometries
• 2-inch-wide flat web construction distributes contact load across the lift point
• Single-ply design keeps the sling lightweight at approximately 2 pounds
• Suitable for use with hooks, shackles, and spreader bars in standard rigging hardware

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-duty flat web sling compatible with common rigging hardware including hooks and shackles rated to match or exceed the sling working load limit.

Installation Notes

Overhead lifting and rigging work must be performed by a qualified rigger in accordance with ASME B30.9 and applicable OSHA standards. Inspect the sling for cuts, abrasion, chemical damage, or distortion before each use and remove from service if any damage is found. Never exceed the rated working load limit and always account for the reduced capacity in choker and basket hitch configurations. Ensure all connecting hardware is properly seated and rated for the intended load before lifting.