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Pump Lifting Chain Slings System - Chain Diameter 6mm to 26mm, WLL 300kg to 6300kg

Pump lifting chains from galvanized grade 40 steel or grade 50 316 stainless steel, c/w lifting points at each 1m length.

Model: 

SPC-3138


Pump Chain with PumpRound Link Pump ChainsOval Link Pump Chains

This product has now been moved/updated. Please see the link below to see the new pump chain options.

Designed with corrosion resistance in mind, we offer pump lifting chain slings made from galvanised grade 40 steel, 316 stainless steel or from grade 50 316L stainless steel for more aggressive environments in safe working loads up to 6300kg (contact us for greater capacities) and working lengths to suit our customers individual requirements.

These special pump chains are for raising and lowering of submersible pumps from boreholes, waterworks, sewerage treatment facilities and many other below ground locations either for routine maintenance or to perform out essential repairs; a very popular, if not essential piece of lifting equipment used by water authorities world wide!

The design incorporates a length of chain with a master Link at each end and another larger anchorage link (master link) every meter; the reason being that these pumps are often in isolated locations where manual portable lifting equipment needs to be used to retrieve the pump, such as a hand chain block and a tripod. Because the tripod is only usually about 2 metre tall and the water well / borehole is many metres deeper there needs to be a master link every metre so that when the pump has been lifted as far as it can the chain sling can be anchored on to an ancillary hook hanging (on the tripod head) allowing the hoist to be re-located on the next  master link below; the whole procedure is then repeated as many times as is required to raise the pump!

We also offer special made to order pump lifting chain assemblies with over-sized master rings and other chain components. Contact our sales team for more information.

Choosing The Correct Sling: Galvanised Grade 40, Stainless 316 or Stainless Steel 316L

Grade 50, 316L is a higher grade Stainless Steel than normal stainless steel grade 316 , with a lower carbon content and higher alloy content. It is predominantly used for Lifting operations and now more frequently used in the Utility market for Pump Lifting Chains. We previously sold predominantly normal 316 Stainless Steel Pump Chains but now the swing seems to be towards Gr.50 grade 316L as more and more Utility companies write the Gr.50 spec. into their own Pump Lifting Specification. The higher price is reflected due to the higher alloy content and restricted supply of this chain (Gr.50 Chain is only manufactured in Europe).

All options; Galvanized, 316 & 316L (Gr;50) Pump Lifting Chains are all used in the Utility market and are selected based on conditions, environment, frequency of use / inspection, budget and end user specification. The only restriction is where different Utility companies write specific requirements into their specifications. Even when this happens, contractors will normally go for a cheaper option when building new / refurbishing old works and when these stations are adopted by the Water company though from our experience they normally replace these chains to those according to their specification

Grade 40 Galvanised Steel Standard Pump Chains

Chain Diameter A (mm) B (mm) C (mm) D (mm) L (mm) Working Load Limit Weight per metre (kg)
6mm 6 10 50 - 1000 300kg 1.10
8mm 8 12.5 50 - 1000 500kg 1.76
10mm 10 20 75 - 1000 1000kg 2.90
Round Link Dimensional Drawing
Round Link Dimensional Drawing
Chain Diameter A (mm) B (mm) C (mm) D (mm) L (mm) Working Load Limit Weight per metre (kg)
13mm 13 20 140 75 1000 2000kg 4.40
16mm 16 24 140 75 1000 3000kg 6.70
20mm 20 27 140 75 1000 4500kg 9.31
26mm 26 35 200 100 1000 6000kg 17.50
Oval Link Dimensional Drawing
Oval Link Dimensional Drawing

316 Stainless Steel Pump Chains

Chain Diameter A (mm) B (mm) C (mm) D (mm) L (mm) Working Load Limit Weight per metre (kg)
6mm 6 8 50 - 1000 400kg 0.90
7mm 7 10 50 - 1000 630kg 1.12
10mm 10 12 50 - 1000 1000kg 2.50
Round Link Dimensional Drawing
Round Link Dimensional Drawing
Chain Diameter A (mm) B (mm) C (mm) D (mm) L (mm) Working Load Limit Weight per metre (kg)
12mm 12 16 140 75 1000 1500kg 3.95
16mm 16 20 140 75 1000 2000kg 6.60
16mm 16 22 140 75 1000 3000kg 6.90
20mm 20 27 140 75 1000 4000kg 11.50
Oval Link Dimensional Drawing
Oval Link Dimensional Drawing

Grade 50 316L Stainless Steel Pump Chains

The difference between A and A1 - A1 is just the normal chain link, where as A is a slightly bigger link that connects the oval link to the end of the chain link.

Chain Diameter A (mm) A1 (mm) B (mm) C (mm) D (mm) L (mm) Working Load Limit Weight per metre (kg)
4mm 5 4 8 36 17 1000 300kg 0.40
5mm 6 5 10 80 50 1000 500kg 0.65
6mm 8 6 13 110 60 1000 750kg 0.85
7mm 8 7 13 110 60 1000 1000kg 1.20
8mm 10 8 16 110 60 1000 1250kg 1.50
10mm 13 10 18 135 75 1000 2000kg 2.50
13mm 16 13 22 160 90 1000 3200kg 4.20
16mm 22 16 26 180 100 1000 5000kg 6.10
18mm 26 18 32 200 110 1000 6300kg 7.80
Oval Link Dimensional Drawing
316L Oval Link Dimensions

Pump Chain with PumpRound Link Pump ChainsOval Link Pump Chains

This product has now been moved/updated. Please see the link below to see the new pump chain options.

Designed with corrosion resistance in mind, we offer pump lifting chain slings made from galvanised grade 40 steel, 316 stainless steel or from grade 50 316L stainless steel for more aggressive environments in safe working loads up to 6300kg (contact us for greater capacities) and working lengths to suit our customers individual requirements.

These special pump chains are for raising and lowering of submersible pumps from boreholes, waterworks, sewerage treatment facilities and many other below ground locations either for routine maintenance or to perform out essential repairs; a very popular, if not essential piece of lifting equipment used by water authorities world wide!

The design incorporates a length of chain with a master Link at each end and another larger anchorage link (master link) every meter; the reason being that these pumps are often in isolated locations where manual portable lifting equipment needs to be used to retrieve the pump, such as a hand chain block and a tripod. Because the tripod is only usually about 2 metre tall and the water well / borehole is many metres deeper there needs to be a master link every metre so that when the pump has been lifted as far as it can the chain sling can be anchored on to an ancillary hook hanging (on the tripod head) allowing the hoist to be re-located on the next  master link below; the whole procedure is then repeated as many times as is required to raise the pump!

We also offer special made to order pump lifting chain assemblies with over-sized master rings and other chain components. Contact our sales team for more information.

Choosing The Correct Sling: Galvanised Grade 40, Stainless 316 or Stainless Steel 316L

Grade 50, 316L is a higher grade Stainless Steel than normal stainless steel grade 316 , with a lower carbon content and higher alloy content. It is predominantly used for Lifting operations and now more frequently used in the Utility market for Pump Lifting Chains. We previously sold predominantly normal 316 Stainless Steel Pump Chains but now the swing seems to be towards Gr.50 grade 316L as more and more Utility companies write the Gr.50 spec. into their own Pump Lifting Specification. The higher price is reflected due to the higher alloy content and restricted supply of this chain (Gr.50 Chain is only manufactured in Europe).

All options; Galvanized, 316 & 316L (Gr;50) Pump Lifting Chains are all used in the Utility market and are selected based on conditions, environment, frequency of use / inspection, budget and end user specification. The only restriction is where different Utility companies write specific requirements into their specifications. Even when this happens, contractors will normally go for a cheaper option when building new / refurbishing old works and when these stations are adopted by the Water company though from our experience they normally replace these chains to those according to their specification

Grade 40 Galvanised Steel Standard Pump Chains

Chain Diameter A (mm) B (mm) C (mm) D (mm) L (mm) Working Load Limit Weight per metre (kg)
6mm 6 10 50 - 1000 300kg 1.10
8mm 8 12.5 50 - 1000 500kg 1.76
10mm 10 20 75 - 1000 1000kg 2.90
Round Link Dimensional Drawing
Round Link Dimensional Drawing
Chain Diameter A (mm) B (mm) C (mm) D (mm) L (mm) Working Load Limit Weight per metre (kg)
13mm 13 20 140 75 1000 2000kg 4.40
16mm 16 24 140 75 1000 3000kg 6.70
20mm 20 27 140 75 1000 4500kg 9.31
26mm 26 35 200 100 1000 6000kg 17.50
Oval Link Dimensional Drawing
Oval Link Dimensional Drawing

316 Stainless Steel Pump Chains

Chain Diameter A (mm) B (mm) C (mm) D (mm) L (mm) Working Load Limit Weight per metre (kg)
6mm 6 8 50 - 1000 400kg 0.90
7mm 7 10 50 - 1000 630kg 1.12
10mm 10 12 50 - 1000 1000kg 2.50
Round Link Dimensional Drawing
Round Link Dimensional Drawing
Chain Diameter A (mm) B (mm) C (mm) D (mm) L (mm) Working Load Limit Weight per metre (kg)
12mm 12 16 140 75 1000 1500kg 3.95
16mm 16 20 140 75 1000 2000kg 6.60
16mm 16 22 140 75 1000 3000kg 6.90
20mm 20 27 140 75 1000 4000kg 11.50
Oval Link Dimensional Drawing
Oval Link Dimensional Drawing

Grade 50 316L Stainless Steel Pump Chains

The difference between A and A1 - A1 is just the normal chain link, where as A is a slightly bigger link that connects the oval link to the end of the chain link.

Chain Diameter A (mm) A1 (mm) B (mm) C (mm) D (mm) L (mm) Working Load Limit Weight per metre (kg)
4mm 5 4 8 36 17 1000 300kg 0.40
5mm 6 5 10 80 50 1000 500kg 0.65
6mm 8 6 13 110 60 1000 750kg 0.85
7mm 8 7 13 110 60 1000 1000kg 1.20
8mm 10 8 16 110 60 1000 1250kg 1.50
10mm 13 10 18 135 75 1000 2000kg 2.50
13mm 16 13 22 160 90 1000 3200kg 4.20
16mm 22 16 26 180 100 1000 5000kg 6.10
18mm 26 18 32 200 110 1000 6300kg 7.80
Oval Link Dimensional Drawing
316L Oval Link Dimensions

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