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Dayton GGS 57023 Load Chain 15 ft Lift 15.63 ft
Load chain for lever hoists with a 15 ft lift height and 1,500 lb capacity
- Designed for 15 ft lift applications
- 63 ft overall length provides full reach
- Rated for 500 lb compatible load capacity
- Dayton series compatibility ensures proper fit
- New condition load chain ready for use
Purpose-Built Load Chain
The Dayton GGS 57023 is a replacement load chain rated for a 15 ft lift height and a 1,500 lb compatible load capacity. It is designed for use with Dayton series lever chain hoists in industrial lifting and pulling applications. Buyers needing a longer lift or a higher working load limit should verify specifications before ordering.
Dimensions and Handling
The overall length measures 15.63 ft, providing the required reach for the rated lift. The chain construction suits normal shop environments where manual or lever-operated hoists are used for positioning loads. No powered drive or specialised rigging hardware is included with this chain alone.
Sustained Load Behaviour
Under continuous tension at the rated capacity the chain maintains its length without permanent elongation. It is not intended for shock loading, side pulling or applications that exceed the stated 1,500 lb limit. Operators must inspect links regularly for wear or deformation during prolonged use.
Highlights
- Designed for 15 ft lift applications
- 63 ft overall length provides full reach
- Rated for 500 lb compatible load capacity
- Dayton series compatibility ensures proper fit
- New condition load chain ready for use
Specifications
| Brand | DAYTON |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the Dayton GGS 57023 load chain on a lever chain hoist, and what step is commonly missed?
Feed the 15.63 ft chain through the hoist body and hook block, ensuring the welds face away from the load sheave; the step often missed is verifying the chain lies flat without twists before the first lift.
What maintenance or replacement will this 1,500 lb compatible chain need over time?
Inspect each link for stretch, gouges or corrosion before every use; replace the chain once any link exceeds the manufacturer's wear limit or shows visible damage.
What limit appears first when this chain is used continuously at its 1,500 lb rating?
Heat buildup in the load sheave and chain links becomes the limiting factor during sustained lifts, requiring cool-down periods to prevent premature wear.
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