KOREA BST ALLOY EYE SLING HOOK WITH LATCH

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KOREA BST Alloy Eye Sling Hook with Latch (SLE Type)

The KOREA BST SLE Series is a heavy-duty Grade 80 (GR80) eye sling hook designed for versatile rigging and overhead lifting. Unlike the clevis-style hooks, the eye design allows this hook to be easily connected to various fittings, such as wire rope thimbles, shackles, or master links. Featuring a high-strength forged safety latch, it ensures the lifting sling or chain remains securely in place during operation.

Product Specifications

Brand: BST (Korea Technology)
Model Series: SLE
Type: Eye Sling Hook with Latch
Material: Forged Grade 80 (GR80) Alloy Steel
Finish: Yellow Powder Coated (High Visibility)
Safety Feature: Spring-Loaded Forged Safety Latch
Application: Wire rope slings, chain assemblies, crane rigging, and towing

Available Variations

Model Code	Rated Capacity (WLL)	Compatible Chain/Cable	Description
SLE-0200	2.0 Ton	7mm - 8mm	Standard duty rigging
SLE-0315	3.15 Ton	10mm	Heavy-duty industrial lifting
SLE-0530	5.3 Ton	13mm	High-capacity cargo handling
SLE-0800	8.0 Ton	16mm	Max-strength structural lifting

Key Features

Versatile Eye Connection: The circular eyelet provides a universal connection point, making it compatible with a wide range of rigging hardware and multi-leg sling configurations.
Heavy-Duty Safety Latch: Equipped with a rugged, spring-actuated latch that prevents accidental unhooking, providing peace of mind during vertical lifts.
GR80 High-Tensile Steel: Constructed from premium alloy steel that has been quenched and tempered to achieve Grade 80 strength standards, ensuring high durability and wear resistance.
Optimized Hook Tip: Designed with a slim yet strong profile to allow for easier entry into narrow lifting lugs or eye bolts.
4:1 Safety Factor: Built to rigorous international standards with a minimum breaking load of four times the Working Load Limit (WLL).