2PK 3/8inx10'Single Leg Wire Rope Sling w/Sliding Choker Hook for Rigging 1.4 Ton, 2PK

If you're working in the lifting industry, then wire rope slings are one of the crucial components for you. It's different from other slings as it features a sliding choker hook, standard Flemish eye, and a thimble eye. It helps secure various loads in vertical, basket, and choker configurations. Also, the steel construction provides strength against stress and protection from abrasion, dents, scratches, etc. There's more to explore about this product. Check the details below: Sliding Choker Hook with Safety Latch: The freely movable hook that slides along the sling (from one eye to the other), adjusting to different load sizes and shapes. It is integrated with a safety latch to keep the connection secured and reduce the risk of accidental release. Also, it is constructed to be compatible with 3/8in and 1/2in wire ropes. The metal construction and red powder coating make it a choice for outdoor settings. This hook choke the load without disconnecting the sling from the hoist hook. It means our alloy steel engineered sliding choker hook wraps around the load for load lifting and can easily withstand up to 1.6 ton loads. Eye Loops: Our single-leg wire rope slings feature two loops. One end features a mechanically spliced standard Flemish eye loop, whereas the other has a thimble eye. They are formed mechanically to maximize strength and secured with aluminum sleeves (swaged fittings) for stable terminations at critical splice points. Thus, increasing the sling's lifespan. Engineered with Precision: Our wire rope sling is 10ft in length and 3/8in in diameter. It is made of steel, which has tensile strength, ensuring structural integrity and uninterrupted operation in demanding jobs. Moreover, it has an assembly working load limit (WLL) of 1.4 tons with a breaking strength of 7 tons. Note: Do not exceed the working load limit. To maintain operation, follow the inspection and care guidelines below: Store in a clean, dry place, and keep it away from mechanical damage, extreme heat, corrosion, and kinking. Keep slings lubricated. Do not exceed the mentioned load capacities. Check the sling-rated load type or lift and angle of loading. Check the weight of the load. Maintain load control. Avoid jerking the load. When to Change the Rigging Equipment: Broken wires or one rope lay in length. Visible signs of wear on wires. Visible damage due to corrosion, heat, or other causes. The end fitting is cracked, deformed, or worn.