Sling Links

Sling links are used to connect legs to lifting clamps, connect legs to each other, and to hang the lifting device on the hook of crane equipment.

Links, like the slings themselves, are made from high-grade alloy steel with a 4:1 safety factor.

Range of sling links:

• two-part elements on a movable roller — for connecting individual elements of a chain sling;
• a similar link with a flat eye — for connecting parts of textile slings;
• the end elements of chain legs are connected with an omega-shaped link;
• swivels — used where it is necessary to prevent the wire ropes from twisting;
• ring link (with or without additional small rings) — a connecting element for slings of any type;
• triangular links with connectors — for hanging slings on a crane hook;
• weld-on link — used in industry and transport as a permanent support for securing slings and lashings.

Thimbles are used to terminate the rope when forming end loops. Each type of link ensures the rigging device performs its intended function.