Dayton
Dayton 1DKG6 Twist Chain 2 in 10 ft 295 lb
Ten-foot galvanised carbon-steel twist chain rated for 295 lb working load
- Galvanized finish resists corrosion across extreme temperatures
- 295 lb working load limit suits light-duty pulling
- 10 ft coil length ready for custom cuts
- Carbon steel construction maintains strength from -40 °F to 400 °F
- Twist-link design reduces kinking during use
Twist Chain Specifications
This Dayton twist chain measures 10 ft overall and uses carbon steel links with a galvanized finish. The trade size is 2 in and each link has an inside length of 1 1/8 in and an inside width of 1/4 in. It is rated for a working load limit of 295 lb and is explicitly not for lifting. The chain contains 10 links per foot and has a material thickness of 1/8 in.
Temperature Range and Compliance
The chain operates from a minimum temperature of -40 degrees F up to a maximum of 400 degrees F. It carries California Proposition 65 warnings for chemicals known to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. No hook is included and compatible fitting thickness is not applicable. The product is supplied new and ships directly from the distributor.
Intended Use and Limitations
This coil chain suits general pulling and conveying tasks where a 295 lb working load limit is sufficient and lifting is not required. It is not appropriate for overhead lifting, rigging or any application that exceeds the stated load limit. Buyers needing a higher working load, longer length or integrated hooks should consider alternative chain configurations.
Highlights
- Galvanized finish resists corrosion across extreme temperatures
- 295 lb working load limit suits light-duty pulling
- 10 ft coil length ready for custom cuts
- Carbon steel construction maintains strength from -40 °F to 400 °F
- Twist-link design reduces kinking during use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What length and trade-size chain do I need to span the 10 ft run?
This twist chain is supplied in a 10 ft coil with a trade size of 2 in, so it matches that exact span.
How do I connect the ends without a hook included, and what mistake should I avoid?
Use galvanized coupling links or cold-shut links rated for the 295 lb working load limit; the common error is using plain wire or undersized connectors that can open under load.
When should I replace the chain based on wear or corrosion?
Inspect each link for elongation beyond the 1 1/8 in inside length, visible pitting of the galvanized finish, or any crack in the 1/8 in material thickness; replace immediately if found.
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