Value Collection WS-MH-SLNG1-221 Web Sling 6400 Lb 4 Ft

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-SLNG1-221 is a single-ply nylon web sling rated for 6,400 pounds vertical lift capacity and 2,500 pounds in choker configuration. At 4 feet long and 2 inches wide, this sling is sized for general rigging work in fabrication shops, warehouses, construction sites, and industrial facilities. Riggers and material handlers install this type of sling for overhead lifting of machinery, structural components, and bundled materials where a flat, wide bearing surface is needed to protect the load. The 1-ply construction keeps the sling lightweight and easy to handle while delivering reliable rated capacity for routine lifts.

This sling is suited for single-leg vertical hitches and choker hitches on loads where synthetic webbing is preferred over wire rope or chain. Typical applications include equipment rigging, steel fabrication handling, loading dock lifts, and maintenance hoisting in light-to-medium industrial environments. The 4-foot working length works well for shorter lift distances where headroom is limited or where the load attachment point is close to the hook block.

Key Features

• 6,400 lb vertical hitch capacity for single-leg overhead lifting
• 2,500 lb choker hitch capacity for secure load cinching
• 4-foot length suits short-headroom rigging applications
• 2-inch width distributes load across a wider bearing surface to reduce load marking
• Single-ply nylon web construction keeps weight low at 3.36 pounds

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose single-leg web sling for use with standard overhead lifting hooks, shackles, and rigging hardware rated at or above the sling working load limit.

Installation Notes

Web slings must be installed and inspected by a qualified rigger in accordance with ASME B30.9 standards before each use. Verify that the hook, shackle, and all rigging hardware are rated to meet or exceed the sling working load limit for the chosen hitch configuration. Inspect the sling for cuts, abrasion, UV degradation, chemical damage, or distorted end fittings before each lift, and remove from service if any damage is found. Never exceed the rated capacity for the hitch type in use.