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Chain Sling Information

Chain Sling Information

Chain slings are used primarily for overhead lifting and are generally used in conjunction with a crane or some type of lifting device. Standard sling configurations consist of chain branches, which are affixed on one end to a master link or ring, with some type of attachment, usually a hook, affixed to the opposite end.

Our Grade 80 chain slings are recommended for use in a industrial environments where flexibility, strength, resistance and long life are required.

Chain Sling Selection

 In the case of multi-leg slings, the angle
between the legs is critical. The actual tension
on each leg increases when the angle
between the legs increases as shown in the
diagram opposite. For this reason all general
purpose chain slings are given a rating
based upon use at 90º inc. angle. The
included angle between the legs should
never exceed 120º.
 

 

The distance between the crane hook and
the load is known as the “Head Room”. If a
specific head room is required, the “Reach”
of the chain sling must increase as the
angle between the legs increases as shown
opposite.

  

The reach of a chain sling is the distance
between bearing points of the upper and
lower terminal fittings. This distance, commonly
known as the “Bearing to Bearing”
should be quoted when ordering slings.
Shortening clutches may be fitted to a
sling, making the reach adjustable, hence
increasing the versatility of the sling.
 

 

Unusual Applications

 

Recommended Load Factors for unusual slinging methods and conditions.
Factor normally applied to W.L.L. of a Single Chain.

 

This factor is applicable to W.L.L. of a standard Double Branch Sling 0,7


Temperature loadings: Applicable to chain temperature


-40º to 200º C       200º C to 300º C       300º C to 400º C
1 0,                        9 0,                            75

 

Edge loadings: Applicable to load lifting and load lashing

 

r = more than 2 x chain size

r = more than chain size
0,7

NOT RECOMMENDED
WITHOUT CORNER PROTECTION

 

 

 Grade 80 Chain Sling Chart
Chain Size
 
 
 
Single Leg
Two Leg
0°-45°
Two Leg
45°-60°
Three and Four Leg
0°-45
Three and Four Leg
45°-60°
7mm 1.5 t 2.1 t 1.5 t 3.1 t 2.2 t
8mm 2.0 t 2.8 t 2.0 t 4.2 t 3.0 t
10mm 3.15 t 4.25 t 3.15 t 6.7 t 4.75 t
13mm 5.3 t 7.5 t 5.3 t 11.2 t 8.0 t
16mm 8.0 t 11.2 t 8.0 t 17.0 t 11.8 t
20mm 12.5 t 17.0 t 12.5 t 26.5 t 19.0 t
22mm 15.0 t 21.2 t 15.0 t 31.5 t 22.4 t
26mm 21.2 t 30.0 t 21.2 t 45.0 t 31.5 t
32mm 31.5 t 45.0 t 31.5 t 67.0 t 47.5 t

 

 

 

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1.5t Single Leg Chain Sling 3m ending in Safety Hook
1.5t Single Leg Chain Sling 3m ending in Safety Hook

£90.28  £78.28
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