2″x3′ (2 ply) Quad Leg Nylon Sling w/ Master Link Both Ends

A quad-leg nylon sling balances a load across four legs from a shared master link, giving the most stable spread of the bridle line for wide or irregular loads. This 2 inch wide quad leg sling is built with an oblong fitting at the working end of each leg for multipurpose lifting and rigging. It’s also known as a quad leg sling master link both ends, four leg nylon sling oblong link ends, quad leg bridle sling link to link, or four leg web sling with oblong links. This two-ply construction steps up capacity while staying lightweight and easy to handle.

Key Features

• Grade 100 alloy steel master oblong link at the top, connecting all 4 legs
• Oblong fitting at the bottom of each leg, built by Pewag in Grade 100 alloy steel for long-term use
• Sling is made and assembled in the USA from industrial-grade webbing
• A tag is affixed to each sling displaying the working load limits for various angles
• Custom lengths and configurations available by contacting our sales team

Applications

• Multipurpose lifting and rigging where a metal fitting at both ends of each leg adds versatility
• Jobs that connect the quad leg sling to other rigging hardware via oblong-to-oblong fittings
• Heavier-duty rigging where Pewag Grade 100 alloy steel fittings on every leg matter

Sling Proof Testing Certificates

Proof testing certificates are available for a nominal fee and must be requested at the time of your order. For certified proof testing, each sling is individually tested at the factory to twice its rated vertical rating, and the results are formally documented for compliance purposes. Under normal production procedures, only select slings are tested as part of routine quality checks. Because of this, every sling requiring a proof test certificate must be tested individually during manufacturing.

Sling length is determined from the load-bearing point of one eye or fitting to the load-bearing point of the other eye or fitting.

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