Built as a 4 by 10 foot triangle to triangle assembly, the Machining & Welding Tri-Tri Wire Mesh Sling 4X10 FT carries a 4,800 pound working load limit.

The mesh fabric conforms to the load's shape, spreading contact pressure across a wider area than a chain or wire rope sling would.

End fittings are rated to match the mesh body, so the complete assembly carries a consistent working load limit from end to end.

Having both vertical and choker capability in one sling reduces the number of slings you need to stock for varied lifts.

Facilities ranging from small machine shops to large distribution centers keep equipment like this on hand for the lifts that come up week after week. It is the kind of tool that earns its spot on the floor by saving time on every single pick, and it pays for itself quickly once it replaces improvised rigging on a recurring job.

Pairing the right lifting equipment with proper technique keeps a shop's safety record intact. Inspect connection points regularly, respect the rated working load limit, and make sure every operator understands how the rigging is meant to be used before the first lift of the day. Small, consistent habits like these tend to matter more over time than any single piece of equipment, no matter how well it is built.

Properly rated hardware, stored and maintained correctly, tends to outlast the equipment it gets paired with. Building a simple habit of checking condition before each use costs very little time and pays off in fewer surprises when a piece of rigging hardware is actually under load.

See the specifications below for the exact numbers you will want to check before ordering.

Add the Machining & Welding Tri-Tri Wire Mesh Sling 4X10 FT to your sling inventory for heat and abrasion resistant lifting.

Product Info:
•  Working Load Limit: 4,800 lbs
•  Configuration: Triangle to Triangle
•  Width: 4 ft
•  Length: 10 ft
•  Shipping Weight: 27.5 lbs