Value Collection WS-MH-SLNG1-319 Web Sling 5.75 Ton

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-SLNG1-319 is a 2-ply flat web sling rated for 5.75 tons of vertical lifting capacity and 9,200 pounds in choker configuration. Measuring 14 feet long and 4 inches wide, this sling is built for rigging applications where a reliable, wide-body synthetic sling is required. The 2-ply construction distributes load across the width of the sling, reducing point stress on both the sling body and the load surface. Rigging professionals and material handlers install this type of sling for overhead lifting, load securing, and bundle handling in industrial, construction, and warehouse environments.

This web sling suits single-leg vertical and choker hitches on loads that benefit from a wide, flat contact surface. The 4-inch width and 14-foot length make it well suited to medium-to-heavy lifts in manufacturing plants, loading docks, steel service centers, and construction sites. It is appropriate for use with cranes, hoists, and forklift attachments where synthetic slings are preferred over wire rope or chain to protect finished or coated load surfaces.

Key Features

• 5.75 ton vertical rated capacity for dependable overhead lifting
• 9,200 pound choker capacity for secure single-leg choker hitches
• 14-foot length provides working reach for large or awkwardly sized loads
• 4-inch width spreads load contact and reduces surface damage risk
• 2-ply body construction for added durability and load distribution

Compatibility

Designed as a standard flat web sling for use with compatible overhead lifting hardware including hooks, shackles, and hoist rings rated at or above the sling working load limit.

Installation Notes

Web slings must be inspected before each use for cuts, abrasion, chemical damage, heat damage, and broken stitching. Inspect end fittings and confirm all hardware is rated to meet or exceed the sling working load limit before lifting. Never exceed the rated capacity for the chosen hitch configuration. Rigging work should be performed by qualified riggers following applicable ASME B30.9 standards for slings.