1" x 20' Bridle Wire Rope Sling - 4 Leg

Wire rope slings are a common choice in the lifting industry - they are more cost-efficient than chain slings and more strong, durable, and temperature-resistant than many synthetic lifting slings. Along with these built-in advantages, choosing a 4-leg bridle sling results in additional versatility - when compared to a 2-leg or 3-leg wire rope sling, you'll find that a four-leg lifting sling gives you the best load stability. The four legs create a square or rectangular shape while lifting, enhancing load control, distribution, and balance. The higher leg count also means a higher load capacity.

Latched Eye Hook Benefits

The eye hoist hooks are compatible with a wide variety of attachment points, with a latch to prevent accidental disconnections. For improved safety and ease of use, they are marked with their working load limit.

They are made from carbon steel, which offers a good balance of strength and durability at a more economical price than alloy steel.

The wire rope sling eyes themselves are made using the mechanical splice Flemish eye configuration and a thimble. Constructed by splitting the wire rope into two parts, looping / weaving them together to create an eye, and securing them with a fitted swaged sleeve, it offers a higher lifting capacity than hand-tucked eyes. The thimble helps to reduce wear and tear, prevent eye deformation, and ensure uniform load distribution.

1" Dia. Wire Sling Construction

Our wire rope slings are made using EIPS-grade IWRC bright steel rope wire. The EIPS (Extra Improved Plow Steel) refers to the strength of the wire rope - its tensile strength is around 10% greater than an IPS grade, improving the lifting capacity. The bright steel classification means it's uncoated except for a lubricant for basic corrosion-resistance.

IWRC stands for Independent Wire Rope Core. Constructed from durable steel, it's more resistant to crushing / pressure and allows for sling use in higher temperature environments than fiber cores. Fiber cores generally only go up to 180°F / 82°C, while IWRC core slings can handle temperatures up to 400°F / 204°C.

Wire Rope Classification

Wire rope classification is a nominal indicator of the rope's construction - the number of outer strands around the core and an estimation of the number of wires within each of these outer strands. This wire rope sling's class is generally 6x19. That means it will have 6 outer strands, with the number of wires making up each strand ranging from 15-26.

The important takeaway from this classification is that it has fewer wires per strand than a 6x36 wire rope sling - resulting in a finished product that is more abrasion-resistant but not as flexible.

Note: This wire rope sling may occasionally be made with 6x36 class wire rope based on inventory levels. If your application requires a 6x19 classification, please reach out and we'll make sure you get what you need!

20' Four Leg Bridle Wire Rope Sling Features:

• Design includes a metal tag with capacity, care, and instruction information.
• Temperature range: -40°F / -40°C to 400°F / 204°C.
• Meets or exceeds the standards and requirements from ASME B30.9 and OSHA 1910.184.
• Proof testing certificates can be provided for a nominal fee and should be requested during your initial order.
• Hardware color may vary based on demand.

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