Two Legged Chain Slings

Two legged chain slings are a type of lifting sling that are made from chains and have two legs, each with a lifting hook at the end. These slings are designed to lift heavy loads and are commonly used in industrial settings such as construction, manufacturing, and transportation. The two legs of the chain sling are typically of equal length and are attached to a master link or a central ring. The lifting hooks at the end of each leg are designed to attach to the load being lifted. Two legged chain slings are available in a variety of chain sizes, leg lengths, and load capacities to meet the needs of different applications.

Two legged chain slings provide several advantages over other types of lifting slings. They offer a higher degree of stability and control over the load being lifted, as well as increased load capacity. Additionally, the use of chains provides increased durability and resistance to abrasion and cutting, making them ideal for use in harsh environments. When using two legged chain slings, it is important to follow proper lifting procedures and to inspect the sling regularly for signs of wear or damage. It is also important to ensure that the sling is rated for the load being lifted and that the load is properly balanced and secured.