Value Collection WS-MH-SLNG1-236 Lifting Sling 0.8 Ton

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-SLNG1-236 is a single-ply lifting sling rated for 0.8 ton vertical capacity. At 7 feet long and 1 inch wide, this silver sling is designed for general rigging and material handling applications. It provides a straightforward, lightweight solution for load control in vertical hitch configurations. Weighing 0.52 pounds, the sling is easy to handle and deploy on the job site. Rigging professionals and general contractors use this type of sling for routine lifting tasks where a rated, single-leg vertical configuration is appropriate.

This sling is suited for vertical hitch lifting in light-duty industrial, warehouse, and construction settings. The 7-foot length accommodates a range of load geometries and hook heights. Its 1-inch width and single-ply construction keep the profile narrow, making it practical for loads with limited attachment points. Rigging crews and material handlers working with loads up to 0.8 ton in a straight vertical pull will find this sling fits standard operational requirements.

Key Features

• 0.8 ton vertical lift capacity for light-duty rigging tasks
• 7-foot length provides working clearance for varied hook and load heights
• 1-inch wide, single-ply construction for a low-profile attachment point
• Silver color for straightforward visual identification on the job site
• Lightweight at 0.52 pounds for easy transport and handling

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose single-ply lifting sling for use in vertical hitch rigging applications where a 0.8 ton capacity and 7-foot length meet load requirements.

Installation Notes

Rigging and material handling personnel should inspect the sling for damage before each use and confirm the rated capacity meets or exceeds the load weight. Never exceed the stated vertical capacity rating, and do not use this sling in a choker or basket hitch configuration without verifying the appropriate de-rated capacity. Follow ASME B30.9 standards for sling inspection, use, and retirement criteria. Remove the sling from service immediately if cuts, abrasions, chemical damage, or heat exposure are observed.