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Dayton 34RZ07 Proof Coil Chain 20 ft 1900 lb Working Load
Carbon-steel proof coil chain, 20 ft long with a 1,900 lb working-load limit and Grade 30 rating
- Ready for heavy tasks with 1900 lb working load limit
- Carbon steel construction resists wear up to 400 °F
- 20 ft length provides ample reach for various jobs
- Grade 30 proof coil chain rated for pulling applications
- Plain finish and straight links ensure reliable performance
Dayton 34RZ07 Proof Coil Chain
The Dayton 34RZ07 is a Grade 30 proof coil chain made from carbon steel with a plain finish. It measures 20 ft overall and uses a 5/16 in trade size with straight links. The working load limit is 1,900 lb and the chain is rated for temperatures between -40 and 400 degrees F. It is not rated for overhead lifting.
Thermals noise and power draw
This chain has no moving parts and draws no power, so it produces no noise or heat during use. The carbon steel construction tolerates a wide temperature range from -40 to 400 degrees F without degradation. Performance depends entirely on the load applied and the fittings used.
Bundled accessories and software
No hook is included with the chain, so a compatible fitting must be sourced separately. The plain finish provides no corrosion protection beyond the base steel. California Proposition 65 warnings apply for chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- Ready for heavy tasks with 1900 lb working load limit
- Carbon steel construction resists wear up to 400 °F
- 20 ft length provides ample reach for various jobs
- Grade 30 proof coil chain rated for pulling applications
- Plain finish and straight links ensure reliable performance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I connect the 5/16 in trade size chain without a hook included?
Use compatible Grade 30 connectors such as clevis grabs or quick links rated for the 1,900 lb working load; the plain finish links accept standard pins.
What wear or corrosion signs mean the 20 ft carbon steel chain must be retired?
Discard if any link shows measurable diameter loss, visible cracks, pitting from the plain finish, or permanent elongation beyond the 1 1/4 in inside length.
At what temperature does the 1,900 lb working load limit of this Grade 30 coil chain start to drop?
The published range is -40 °F to 400 °F; sustained exposure above 400 °F reduces the working load of the carbon steel material.
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