Master Link Assembly - Duplex Stainless Steel

Lifting Master Link for 3 and 4 Leg Slings in Duplex D6 Stainless Steel

Master Link Assembly - Duplex - Dimensions

Lifting Master Link Assembly - Duplex D6 Stainless Steel

Options	Ø (mm)	Ø1 (mm)	iL (mm)	iL1 (mm)	iB (mm)	iB1 (mm)	WLL (kg)	Break Load (kg)	Code	Price (inc VAT)	Quantity
6mm Chain	13	10	110	44	60	20	1890	7560	DX-MLA-060	£129.07	7-10 days
8mm Chain	18	16	135	70	75	34	3350	13,400	DX-MLA-080	£187.70	7-10 days
10mm Chain	22	18	160	85	90	40	5250	21,000	DX-MLA-100	£300.66	7-10 days
13mm Chain	26	22	180	115	100	50	8900	35,600	DX-MLA-130	£444.24	7-10 days
16mm Chain	32	26	200	140	110	65	13,200	52,800	DX-MLA-160	£740.46	7-10 days

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Key Features:

	Duplex stainless steel.
	*Quoted break load.

Master link assembly in Duplex D6 - AISI 318LN stainless steel construction.

Available for 6mm, 8mm, 10mm, 13mm and 16mm chain.

Suitable for three and four leg chain slings.

Grade 60, Safety coefficient 4.

Manufactured in Italy.

*Break loads and WLL specifications are only valid for correct axial single-line suspension without spreading.

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High quality load-bearing link that facilitates the connection of lifting devices, such as multiple slings, hooks, or chains, to lifting equipment like cranes or hoists.

The typical components of a master link assembly include:

Master Link Body: The main part of the assembly, which is a large, robust link with an eye that allows it to be connected to lifting equipment.

Sub-Assemblies or Sub-Links: These are smaller links or attachment points that are connected to the master link body. They provide attachment points for lifting slings, hooks, or other rigging components.

When using a master link assembly, it is crucial that you adhere to industry standards, and perform regular inspections and maintenance. It's essential to ensure that the assembly's weight capacity is not exceeded and that all components are correctly connected and secured before lifting any load. Safety should always be a top priority to prevent accidents and protect personnel and equipment involved in the lifting process.