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Chain and Chain Assemblies
Chain and Chain Assemblies
Common Chain Sling Assemblies: |
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DEFINITIONS: Proof Test (or Manufacturing Test Force) Minimum Break Load
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![]() Never exceed the "working load limit" of chain and attachments, even when the item is new and the load is uniformly applied. Before use, always inspect chain and attachments for kinking, twisting, knotting, and visible defects such as distortion or damage. Do not jerk load. Apply a slow, steady pull. Protect items from corrosion. Any product will break if abused or over-used. Use only alloy chain and attachments (Grade 80) for overhead lifting purposes, never any other chain. The terms "working load limit" "proof test" and "minimum break load" contain no implication of what load an attachment or chain will withstand, if any, if the factors noted in the "Definitions" are changed. The "working load limit" should not be exceeded, even when an attachment or chain is new and the load is uniformly distributed. |
Caution: Check Wear Regularly | ![]() | |
Chain size | Remove/Unsafe | |
1/4" | 15/64 | |
3/8" | 5/16 | |
1/2" | 7/16 | |
5/8" | 17/32 | |
3/4" | 21/32 | |
7/8" | 3/4 | |
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Most Common Types Of Chain Stainless Steel Chain Proof Coil Chain (Grade 30) High Test Chain (Grade 40) Transport Chain (Grade 70) Aluminum Chain Grade70 Fishing Chain System 8, Alloy Chain Grade 100 Straight Link Machine Chain |