2 Leg Wire Rope Sling: Heavy-Duty Lifting Solution

This 2 leg wire rope sling is a robust and reliable lifting assembly designed for demanding industrial applications.¹ Constructed from high-strength galvanized or bright (non-galvanized) wire rope, it offers exceptional durability and abrasion resistance, making it ideal for moving heavy, bulky, or irregularly shaped loads.

Key Features and Benefits:

• Dual-Point Stability: The two-leg configuration provides balanced lifting and enhanced load control, minimizing the risk of the load shifting or tilting during movement.²
• High Working Load Limit (WLL): Built to safely handle substantial weights (specific WLL varies based on rope diameter, length, and fitting type—refer to load chart for precise ratings).
• Durable Construction: Available in various wire rope constructions (e.g., $6\times19$ or $6\times37$), ensuring a high strength-to-weight ratio and resistance to crushing.
• Secure Terminations: Standard slings feature securely mechanically spliced (flemished or pressed with metal sleeves) or hand-spliced eye terminations, often protected by heavy-duty thimbles for increased wear resistance at the bearing point.
• Standard Fittings: Typically includes a Master Link (Oblong or Pear-shaped) at the top for connection to the crane hook, and robust Sling Hooks with safety latches on each leg for quick and secure load attachment.
• Customizable: Available in various lengths and diameters to suit specific lifting requirements and capacity needs.
• Compliance: Manufactured and tagged to meet relevant safety standards (e.g., ASME B30.9, OSHA) for guaranteed performance and safety.

Ideal For:

• Construction Sites: Lifting beams, trusses, pre-cast concrete sections, and machinery.
• Manufacturing: Handling heavy molds, dies, and finished goods.
• Ports & Shipping: Moving heavy container components or cargo within terminals.
• General Rigging: Any two-point lift requiring secure, high-capacity, and stable material handling.

Safety Note: Always inspect the sling for damage (broken wires, kinks, wear) before each use and adhere strictly to the rated Working Load Limit (WLL) and proper lifting procedures.