Dayton
Dayton GGS 56980 Load Chain 10 ft Lift 10.63 ft
Load chain for manual hoists, 10 ft lift height and 10.63 ft overall length
- Compatible with manual chain hoists for versatile lifting
- 1,000 lb load capacity handles heavy-duty tasks
- 10 ft lift height suits standard applications
- 63 ft overall length provides full reach
- Dayton brand ensures reliable industrial quality
Compatible Load Chain for Manual Hoists
This Dayton load chain is designed for manual chain hoists in the Dayton series. It supports a compatible load capacity of 1,000 lb and a compatible lift height of 10 ft. The chain has an overall length of 10.63 ft to match that lift requirement. It is a replacement component for existing hoist systems.
Replaces Worn or Damaged Chain
This chain replaces a worn or damaged load chain on a compatible Dayton manual hoist. The jump is worth it when the existing chain shows elongation, deformation or corrosion that compromises the 1,000 lb capacity. A new chain restores the hoist to its rated lift height of 10 ft. Do not use this chain to increase capacity beyond the hoist rating.
Verify Hoist Series and Specifications
Before ordering, confirm the hoist is a Dayton series manual chain hoist rated for 1,000 lb capacity. Check that the required lift height is 10 ft and that the hoist mechanism accepts a chain length of 10.63 ft. Ensure the chain pitch and link dimensions match the hoist load wheel. Buyers needing a different capacity or lift height cannot use this chain.
Highlights
- Compatible with manual chain hoists for versatile lifting
- 1,000 lb load capacity handles heavy-duty tasks
- 10 ft lift height suits standard applications
- 63 ft overall length provides full reach
- Dayton brand ensures reliable industrial quality
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What hoist series and lift height does this 10.63 ft chain fit?
It is made for Dayton manual chain hoists rated for a 10 ft lift and 1,000 lb capacity.
How do I attach the chain to the hoist without twisting the links?
Feed the chain straight through the load sheave and hook block, keeping every link in the same plane so the welds face the same direction.
When should I replace this chain based on wear?
Replace it when any link stretches beyond the manufacturer’s wear limit or shows cracks, gouges or deformed welds.
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