G100 Single Leg Lifting Chain Sling / Grade 100 Adjustable Chain Slings

End fitting options

Our alloy chain slings are fitted with either a foundry, grab, sling, or self-locking hook. Adjustable slings feature an additional length adjusting mechanism.

Common end fittings include:

Sling hook: known as slip sling hooks, these large throat hooks are commonly used at the ends of chain slings. They're typically self-locking to avoid disconnect.

Self-locking hook: these hooks are designed to pivot in the middle and lock when lifting pressure is applied. They cannot be opened while lifted with your overhead lifting chains.

Foundry hooks: these are extra-large throat hooks that are used in unique situations that require a larger opening to manage loads.

Grab hook: these chain sling hooks have a small throat that attaches to the chain by slinging over the chain in-between links.

Oblong master link: An oblong shaped ring used at the top of chain slings.



Warm advice for chain sling safety

Never exceed working load limit

Distribute loads evenly,inequality load on either leg can cause a dangerous situation and damage the sling leg.

Avoid Rapid or sudden stop, impacts, and lifts.

Do not allow a chain length to be twisted or tied into a knot.

Do not use slings with damaged, defective, or worn chain.

Clean chains prior to inspection;oil and dirt can hide chain damage.

Protect sharp edges and corners accordingly with padding.

Don't forget to inspect hooks - never use if bent or distorted in any way.

Load hooks should never be tipped or pointed,a latch should never support a load.