Value Collection WS-MH-SLNG1-313 Web Sling 5.75 Ton

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-SLNG1-313 is a 2-ply flat web sling rated for vertical lifting up to 5.75 tons and choker configurations up to 9,200 pounds. At 4 feet long and 4 inches wide, this sling is sized for mid-range rigging tasks where a durable, wide-body sling is needed to protect the load surface. The 2-ply construction adds body and resistance to wear, making it a practical choice for repeated use in shop, warehouse, or field lifting operations. Licensed riggers, millwrights, and industrial maintenance crews are the primary installers of this type of lifting sling.

This web sling is suited for use in general industrial rigging, manufacturing, and material handling environments. The 4-foot length is common in applications where overhead clearance is limited or where relatively compact lifts are required. The wide 4-inch body distributes load across a broader contact area, which helps reduce pressure on finished or coated surfaces. It is appropriate for both overhead crane and chain hoist setups where the load geometry allows a vertical or choker hitch configuration.

Key Features

• 5.75-ton vertical capacity supports a wide range of industrial lifting tasks
• 9,200-pound choker capacity rated for angled and wrapped hitch configurations
• 4-foot length suits compact lifts and overhead-clearance-restricted environments
• 4-inch-wide 2-ply construction distributes load and resists wear
• Flat web design helps protect finished or delicate load surfaces

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose flat web sling for use with standard overhead cranes, hoists, and rigging hardware where vertical or choker hitch configurations are appropriate for the rated capacity.

Installation Notes

Web slings must be installed and inspected by a qualified rigger in accordance with ASME B30.9 standards for slings. Before each lift, inspect the sling for cuts, abrasion, UV degradation, chemical damage, and distorted end fittings. Never exceed the rated capacity for the hitch configuration in use, and account for sling angle reduction factors when rigging in non-vertical configurations. Remove the sling from service immediately if any damage is observed.