Four Leg Steel Wire Rope Bridle Sling With Bow-Shaped Shackle Screw Pin

Four-leg Steel Wire Rope Bridle Sling With Bow-shaped Shackle Screw Pin

The Four-Leg Steel Wire Rope Bridle Sling with Bow-Shaped Shackle Screw Pin is designed for heavy-duty lifting tasks that demand strength and precision. This durable sling features a robust steel wire rope construction, ensuring reliable performance under high loads.

MEETS AND EXCEEDS:  BS 1290, ASME B30.9 & EN 13414-1

Key Features:-

1. Safety Factor- 5:1
2. High Breaking Load.
3. Excellent Life Time.
4. Strong against Abrasion.
5. It lasts longer than conventional wire rope slings.
6. Structural Stability.
7. Resistant to hazardous kinks.
8. Excellent flexibility allows safer and easier handling of your valuable products.
9. Quality is maintained through constant research.
10. Custom-made slings for specific applications can be made to customer specifications.
11. All types of end fittings as per your requirement.

Specifications:

* Customizable Lengths are available depending on customer requirements in both meters and feet.

* Whereas Standard Lengths: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 meter

Please Contact Us for your inquiry!

Applications:

1. Construction Sites: Ideal for lifting and positioning heavy construction materials with precision.
2. Manufacturing Facilities: Well-suited for manufacturing processes involving precisely maneuvering significant components.
3. Material Handling: Efficiently handles various materials in warehouses and distribution centers.
4. Shipping and Logistics: Ensures secure handling of valuable products during shipping and logistics operations.
5. Customized Applications: Tailored for specific lifting tasks, providing versatility across diverse industrial settings.

How to Use:

1. Proper Rigging: Ensure correct rigging, including appropriate attachment to the load and secure connection to lifting equipment.
2. Load Calculation: Calculate the load’s weight to determine the bridle sling’s appropriate lifting capacity.
3. Inspection: Regularly inspect the bridle sling for any signs of wear, damage, or deformities. Replace if necessary.
4. Operator Training: Train operators on the correct usage and safety protocols associated with the bridle sling.