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A chain sling is consists of a chain made of durable alloy steel links that are connected together to form a flexible and strong lifting mechanism.
Chain slings offer several advantages over other types of lifting equipment. They have a high weight capacity and can handle extremely heavy loads. The flexibility of the chain allows for easier maneuverability in tight spaces. Additionally, chain slings are highly durable and can withstand harsh operating conditions, making them suitable for use in rugged environments such as construction sites, manufacturing facilities, and shipping yards.
Chain Slings Application
Chain slings are widely used in various industries for a range of applications that require lifting and moving heavy loads, such as construction, manufacturing, shipping and logistics, mining and extraction, oil and gas, utilities and infrastructure etc.
Chain Slings Features
Chain slings offer several key features that make them a preferred choice for lifting heavy loads in various industries.
AStrength and Durability
Versatility
Flexibility
Wide Weight Capacity Range
Safety Features
Corrosion Resistance
Easy Inspection
Compliance with Standards
Types of chain sling
Chain sling comes in a variety of options including 1, 2, 3 or 4 legs as well as lengths ranging from 1m to over 30m. There is also a range of components available (ranging from 8mm to 32mm), but choice of these will be heavily dependent on what and how you are lifting the load.
The hook openings must always point outwards to prevent the load form being unhooked unintentionally.
Chain slings dimensions chart
WARNING: Chain slings should not be used in acid solutions, exposed to acid fumes or other corrosive environments, and never heat or heat-treat slings.
A chain sling is consists of a chain made of durable alloy steel links that are connected together to form a flexible and strong lifting mechanism.
Chain slings offer several advantages over other types of lifting equipment. They have a high weight capacity and can handle extremely heavy loads. The flexibility of the chain allows for easier maneuverability in tight spaces. Additionally, chain slings are highly durable and can withstand harsh operating conditions, making them suitable for use in rugged environments such as construction sites, manufacturing facilities, and shipping yards.
Chain Slings Application
Chain slings are widely used in various industries for a range of applications that require lifting and moving heavy loads, such as construction, manufacturing, shipping and logistics, mining and extraction, oil and gas, utilities and infrastructure etc.
Chain Slings Features
Chain slings offer several key features that make them a preferred choice for lifting heavy loads in various industries.
AStrength and Durability
Versatility
Flexibility
Wide Weight Capacity Range
Safety Features
Corrosion Resistance
Easy Inspection
Compliance with Standards
Types of chain sling
Chain sling comes in a variety of options including 1, 2, 3 or 4 legs as well as lengths ranging from 1m to over 30m. There is also a range of components available (ranging from 8mm to 32mm), but choice of these will be heavily dependent on what and how you are lifting the load.
The hook openings must always point outwards to prevent the load form being unhooked unintentionally.
Chain slings dimensions chart
WARNING: Chain slings should not be used in acid solutions, exposed to acid fumes or other corrosive environments, and never heat or heat-treat slings.
