Chain Slings
Chain slings are lifting assemblies made from lifting-grade steel chain, hung from a master link and fitted with end hooks that attach to the load, used for heavy lifts in workshops and industrial sites. They differ from wire rope slings in load-bearing medium and from webbing and round slings in material. Selection is based on documented rated capacity, chain grade (e.g. Grade 80 or 100), leg count from one to four, hook type and length.
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Chain slings are lifting slings assembled from steel chain designed for lifting, from a master link to which the sling is suspended, and from end components/hooks that attach to the load. Models differ in the number of legs between single-leg, two-leg, three-leg and four-leg configurations depending on the design. Steel chain grade varies between models (such as Grade 80, 100, 120 or other grades depending on the classification system) and is defined for each product in the manufacturer's documentation; a single grade should not be assumed across the category. Models vary in chain size, effective length, hook type (self-locking hook, clevis hook, eye hook, or sling hook with safety latch) and master link type. Documented rated capacity varies between models, and capacity cannot be inferred from chain diameter alone or from leg count alone; it depends on a combination of factors documented by the manufacturer, including chain grade and assembly specifications. Shortening components may be available per design, allowing adjustment of the chain's effective length. This category differs from wire rope slings in load-bearing medium. Webbing slings, round slings and cargo restraint straps are excluded from this category. Industrial buyers select chain sling models based on documented rated capacity, number of legs, length, site characteristics and accompanying documentation.
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Chain slings are lifting slings assembled from steel chain designed for lifting, from a master link to which the sling is suspended, and from end components/hooks that attach to the load. Models differ in the number of legs between single-leg, two-leg, three-leg and four-leg configurations depending on the design. Steel chain grade varies between models (such as Grade 80, 100, 120 or other grades depending on the classification system) and is defined for each product in the manufacturer's documentation; a single grade should not be assumed across the category. Models vary in chain size, effective length, hook type (self-locking hook, clevis hook, eye hook, or sling hook with safety latch) and master link type. Documented rated capacity varies between models, and capacity cannot be inferred from chain diameter alone or from leg count alone; it depends on a combination of factors documented by the manufacturer, including chain grade and assembly specifications. Shortening components may be available per design, allowing adjustment of the chain's effective length. This category differs from wire rope slings in load-bearing medium. Webbing slings, round slings and cargo restraint straps are excluded from this category. Industrial buyers select chain sling models based on documented rated capacity, number of legs, length, site characteristics and accompanying documentation.
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