Alloy Steel Chain Sling 1 Ton to 100 Ton 1 Leg 2 Leg 3 Leg 4 Leg
Alloy Steel Chain Sling 1 Ton to 100 Ton 1 Leg 2 Leg 3 Leg 4 LegAlloy Steel Chain Sling 1 Ton to 100 Ton 1 Leg 2 Leg 3 Leg 4 Leg is a heavy-duty alloy-steel chain sling for lifting and positioning ind
Alloy Steel Chain Sling 1 Ton to 100 Ton 1 Leg 2 Leg 3 Leg 4 Leg
Alloy Steel Chain Sling 1 Ton to 100 Ton 1 Leg 2 Leg 3 Leg 4 Leg is a heavy-duty alloy-steel chain sling for lifting and positioning industrial loads. 1 to 100 ton configurations and one-, two-, three- or four-leg assemblies are described.
Product Overview
This product is a heavy-duty alloy-steel chain sling for lifting and positioning industrial loads. It is designed for machinery, steel structures, shipbuilding, metallurgy, warehouses and construction. The working system combines a master link, one or more sling legs, connectors and load hooks configured as a complete lifting assembly to provide controlled material handling for the intended task.
1 to 100 ton configurations and one-, two-, three- or four-leg assemblies are described. The final configuration should be matched to the real load, installation and duty conditions rather than selected from capacity alone.
Key Features
Heat-treated alloy-steel chain
High resistance to impact and wear
Multiple leg configurations
Safety-latch lifting hooks
Suitable for heavy and high-temperature work
Replaceable modular fittings
Construction and Working Principle
The main working elements are a master link, one or more sling legs, connectors and load hooks configured as a complete lifting assembly. During operation, force is transferred through these components to move, support, restrain or measure the load in a controlled way. Correct installation, alignment and inspection are essential because the rated product is only one part of the complete handling system.
Available Configurations
1 to 100 ton configurations and one-, two-, three- or four-leg assemblies are described.
Application-specific dimensions, working lengths, connections and accessories can be confirmed for the selected model.
Packaging, labeling and order quantity can be discussed for distributor and project requirements.
Typical Applications
Typical uses include machinery, steel structures, shipbuilding, metallurgy, warehouses and construction. The equipment should be incorporated into a complete work system with correctly rated supporting structures, attachments and operating procedures.
Selection and Ordering
Before requesting a quotation, confirm the working load limit, number of legs, effective length, sling angle, hook and master-link type, load geometry, temperature and environmental exposure. Please also provide the required quantity and delivery destination. Model-specific dimensions, weight, detailed performance data, packaging, test documents and lead time should be approved before the order is finalized.
Operation and Safety
A competent person must select and inspect the complete assembly. Confirm the working load limit at the actual sling angle, balance the load and protect all sling legs from edges. Never use mismatched, stretched, cracked or unidentified components.
Alloy Steel Chain Sling 1 Ton to 100 Ton 1 Leg 2 Leg 3 Leg 4 Leg
Alloy Steel Chain Sling 1 Ton to 100 Ton 1 Leg 2 Leg 3 Leg 4 Leg is a heavy-duty alloy-steel chain sling for lifting and positioning industrial loads. 1 to 100 ton configurations and one-, two-, three- or four-leg assemblies are described.
Product Overview
This product is a heavy-duty alloy-steel chain sling for lifting and positioning industrial loads. It is designed for machinery, steel structures, shipbuilding, metallurgy, warehouses and construction. The working system combines a master link, one or more sling legs, connectors and load hooks configured as a complete lifting assembly to provide controlled material handling for the intended task.
1 to 100 ton configurations and one-, two-, three- or four-leg assemblies are described. The final configuration should be matched to the real load, installation and duty conditions rather than selected from capacity alone.
Key Features
Construction and Working Principle
The main working elements are a master link, one or more sling legs, connectors and load hooks configured as a complete lifting assembly. During operation, force is transferred through these components to move, support, restrain or measure the load in a controlled way. Correct installation, alignment and inspection are essential because the rated product is only one part of the complete handling system.
Available Configurations
Typical Applications
Typical uses include machinery, steel structures, shipbuilding, metallurgy, warehouses and construction. The equipment should be incorporated into a complete work system with correctly rated supporting structures, attachments and operating procedures.
Selection and Ordering
Before requesting a quotation, confirm the working load limit, number of legs, effective length, sling angle, hook and master-link type, load geometry, temperature and environmental exposure. Please also provide the required quantity and delivery destination. Model-specific dimensions, weight, detailed performance data, packaging, test documents and lead time should be approved before the order is finalized.
Operation and Safety
A competent person must select and inspect the complete assembly. Confirm the working load limit at the actual sling angle, balance the load and protect all sling legs from edges. Never use mismatched, stretched, cracked or unidentified components.