Dayton
Dayton Chain Sling G80 Adjustable Link Alloy Steel 10 ft
Grade 80 alloy steel chain sling with adjustable links and two legs rated for 3,500 lb at 30 degrees
- Adjustable link allows custom reach for each lift
- Grade 80 alloy steel provides high strength for heavy loads
- Two-leg design shares weight evenly across the sling
- Load capacity rises from 3,500 lb at 30 degrees to 6,100 lb at 60 degrees
- 10 ft length gives generous working distance for large jobs
Dayton G80 Alloy Steel Chain Sling
The Dayton G80 chain sling is a 10 ft, two-leg lifting assembly made from Grade 80 alloy steel with adjustable links and a black finish. It includes sling hooks with a 1 5/16 in hook opening and a master link measuring 3 1/8 in by 3 in. This sling is built for overhead lifting where length adjustment and Grade 80 strength are required.
Suitable Applications And Limitations
This sling suits riggers who need a 10 ft reach with two adjustable legs and hook ends for connecting to loads. It is not for users who require a single-leg sling, a fixed-length chain, or a different trade size than 9/32 in. Buyers needing a higher working load limit than 6,100 lb at 60 degrees or a master link with different inside dimensions should select another model.
Working Load Limits By Angle
The decisive specification is the working load limit, which changes with the leg angle: 3,500 lb at 30 degrees, 4,900 lb at 45 degrees, and 6,100 lb at 60 degrees. There is no rated capacity at 90 degrees. The rigger must match the actual lift angle to the correct limit to avoid overloading the sling.
Highlights
- Adjustable link allows custom reach for each lift
- Grade 80 alloy steel provides high strength for heavy loads
- Two-leg design shares weight evenly across the sling
- Load capacity rises from 3,500 lb at 30 degrees to 6,100 lb at 60 degrees
- 10 ft length gives generous working distance for large jobs
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often should the Grade 80 chain and adjustable links be inspected for wear or deformation?
Inspect the Grade 80 chain, adjustable links, and sling hooks before every lift for nicks, gouges, stretch, or deformation; remove from service if any damage is found.
What is the maximum working load limit before the sling reaches its capacity limit?
The working load limit is 3,500 lb at 30 degrees, 4,900 lb at 45 degrees, and 6,100 lb at 60 degrees; do not exceed the rating for your lift angle.
Does the alloy steel chain generate heat or require power during continuous lifting operations?
The passive alloy steel chain sling produces no heat and requires no power; only the lifting device consumes energy during operation.
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