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Dayton Chain Sling G80 SGG 10 ft
Grade 80 alloy-steel chain sling rated for 3,500 lb at 90 degrees with a fixed 10 ft length
- Grade 80 alloy steel delivers 3,500 lb capacity
- Single-leg SGG design with fixed length simplifies rigging
- 10 ft reach suits common lift heights
- Grab hook with 5/16 in opening secures load
- California Proposition 65 warnings listed for compliance
Chain Sling G80 SGG 10 ft
This Dayton chain sling is a Grade 80 alloy steel lifting assembly designed for overhead material handling. It features a single leg configuration with a fixed length of 10 ft and a 9/32 in trade size chain. A grab hook is included for load attachment. The assembly is rated for a working load limit of 3,500 lb at a 90-degree horizontal angle.
Riggers needing a single-leg Grade 80 chain sling
Suitable for riggers who require a fixed-length, single-leg sling with a grab hook for straight vertical lifts at 3,500 lb capacity. Not for operators needing multi-leg bridle assemblies, adjustable chain lengths, or slings rated for angled lifts at 30, 45 or 60 degrees where capacity ratings differ.
Working load limit 3,500 lb at 90 degrees
The decisive specification is the 3,500 lb working load limit at a 90-degree horizontal sling angle. This capacity applies only to vertical hitch configurations. Angled lifts at 30, 45 or 60 degrees are not rated for this assembly, so the sling must not be used in those orientations.
Highlights
- Grade 80 alloy steel delivers 3,500 lb capacity
- Single-leg SGG design with fixed length simplifies rigging
- 10 ft reach suits common lift heights
- Grab hook with 5/16 in opening secures load
- California Proposition 65 warnings listed for compliance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes with the Dayton G80 SGG 10 ft chain sling and do I need to buy any hooks or master links separately?
The sling includes a grab hook and is a single-leg assembly rated for 3,500 lb at 90 degrees. No extra hook or master link dimensions are listed, so check the job requirements before ordering additional hardware.
How do I decide between the different chain grades and trade sizes shown for this sling?
This model is fixed at Grade 80 with a 9/32 in trade size and a 10 ft length. There are no alternative grades or sizes for this part number, so selection is simply confirming those figures match your lift plan.
What does the 3,500 lb capacity at 90 degrees mean when I rig the sling on site?
It is the maximum working load limit when the single leg is pulled vertically at a 90-degree angle. Angles of 30, 45 or 60 degrees are not rated for this sling, so do not use it in multi-leg or angled configurations.
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