Value Collection WS-MH-SLNG1-217 Web Sling 23000 Lb

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-SLNG1-217 is a 2-ply flat web sling rated for 23,000 pounds of vertical lift capacity and 9,200 pounds in a choker configuration. Measuring 4 inches wide and 4 feet long, this sling is designed for rigging operations where a compact, heavy-duty lifting solution is needed. The 2-ply web construction distributes load across the contact surface, reducing stress concentration on lifted materials. At 3.26 pounds, it is easy to handle and deploy. Rigging professionals, material handlers, and industrial contractors use this type of sling for overhead lifting in manufacturing, construction, and warehouse environments.

This sling is suited for vertical hitch and choker hitch applications in settings where load weights fall within its rated capacities. The 4-foot length makes it appropriate for close-clearance lifts or use with shackles, hooks, and lifting beams. It fits standard rigging setups in industrial plants, fabrication shops, and loading docks. Always select hitch configuration based on the actual load weight and verify capacity ratings before each lift. Rated at 5.75 tons vertical capacity.

Key Features

• 23,000 lb vertical capacity and 9,200 lb choker capacity for heavy-duty rigging
• 2-ply web construction for enhanced load distribution and durability
• 4 inches wide and 4 feet long for compact, close-clearance lifting applications
• Lightweight at 3.26 pounds for easy handling and deployment
• 5.75-ton rated vertical capacity for industrial rigging operations

Compatibility

Designed as a standard flat web sling for use with compatible rigging hardware including hooks, shackles, and lifting beams rated to match or exceed the sling's load capacity.

Installation Notes

This sling must be installed and used by qualified rigging personnel following applicable ASME B30.9 standards for slings. Inspect the sling before each use for cuts, abrasion, tears, or chemical damage and remove from service if any are found. Never exceed the rated capacity for the intended hitch configuration, and account for sling angle when calculating actual working load. Do not use near sharp edges without appropriate edge protection.