Chain Sling Lifting Assembly, Grade 10 / 100 - Chain Diameter 6mm to 22mm, WLL 1400kg to 39,900kg

Single Leg Chains, 2 Leg Chains, 3 Leg and 4 Leg Chain slings at any length to suit your application with a shortening clutch fitted for leg length adjustment.

We distribute for most reputable manufacturers of chain slings including Crosby, Kuplex, Rud and Pewag, so please contact us if you need a quote for any of these chain slings.

Grade 10 Lifting Chain Slings

• Our G10 chain slings are made to the customers individual specification.
• Choice of end fitting, many types of lifting hooks and shackles.
• Grade 80 chain slings (gr 8 / GR:80) are also available from us, in sizes from 7mm up to 32mm, with capacities up to 67 tonne (on 4 legs).

Working Load Limits

All general purpose slings should be rated by the uniform load method as shown in the table below.

Safety factor of 4 on all grade 10 chain slings.

Chain Size
	Single Leg	Two Leg 0°-45°	Two Leg 45°-60°	Three and Four Leg 0°-45	Three and Four Leg 45°-60°
Load Factor	1	1.4	1	2.1	1.5
6mm	1.4 tonne	2.0 tonnes	1.4 tonne	2.9 tonne	2.1 tonnes
8mm	2.5 tonne	3.5 tonnes	2.5 tonne	5.3 tonne	3.8 tonnes
10mm	4.0 tonne	5.6 tonnes	4.0 tonne	8.4 tonne	6.0 tonnes
13mm	6.7 tonne	9.4 tonnes	6.7 tonne	14.1 tonne	10.1 tonnes
16mm	10.0 tonne	14.0 tonnes	10.0 tonne	21.0 tonne	15.0 tonnes
20mm	16.0 tonne	22.4 tonnes	16.0 tonne	33.6 tonne	24.0 tonnes
22mm	19.0 tonne	26.5 tonnes	19.0 tonne	39.9 tonne	28.5 tonnes

Chain Sling End Fittings

Sling Hook (Clevis)	Self Locking Hook (Clevis)

Shortening Devices (Extra's)

Grab Hook (Eye type)

Unusual Applications

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

Chain Sling Do's and Don'ts

Do's

• Do check the condition of the slings before each load.
• Do check the chain legs are not twisted.
• Do check that the load is on the centre of the hook and not on the tip.

Don'ts

• Don't use the sling over the maximum working load limit.
• Don't load with the convergence angle over 120°.
• Don't shock load.
• Don't use Grade 10 chains in pickling or acid baths.
• Don't submit the chains to heat treatment.
• Don't utilise the chains and accessories outside the temperature range -40° and +200°C.