Lift-all
Lift-all 30004G10 Chain Sling 9/32 in Grade 100 10 ft conveying
Adjustable alloy-steel chain sling with Grade 100 chain and 10 ft length for lifting at 60-degree angles up to 7,400 lb
- Adjustable alloy-steel chain sling for versatile lifting
- Grade 100 chain delivers 4,300 lb capacity at 90 degrees
- Single-leg design with 10 ft reach and 9/32 in trade size
- 7,400 lb capacity at 60 degrees for heavier angled lifts
- Adjust-A-Link system enables quick length changes on the job
Lift-All Grade 100 Chain Sling
The Lift-All 30004G10 is a Grade 100 alloy steel chain sling built for lifting and conveying tasks. It features the Adjust-A-Link system that makes the chain length adjustable on site. The assembly uses a 9/32 inch trade size chain and includes a sling hook with a 1 1/64 inch opening. This single-leg sling is supplied new and ready for rigging work.
Riggers needing adjustable reach
This sling suits riggers who must change the effective length during a lift without swapping hardware. The Adjust-A-Link design allows quick alteration while the Grade 100 alloy steel handles heavy loads. Buyers who need a fixed-length sling or a multi-leg bridle for balanced lifts should look at a different configuration. The single leg design does not support multi-point attachment.
Load capacity at 60 and 90 degrees
The rated capacity is 7,400 lb at a 60 degree angle and 4,300 lb at a 90 degree angle. These two figures are the primary limits that decide whether the sling matches the intended lift. Always verify the angle of the legs against these ratings before putting the sling into service. The Grade 100 chain and included hook are rated to these values.
Highlights
- Adjustable alloy-steel chain sling for versatile lifting
- Grade 100 chain delivers 4,300 lb capacity at 90 degrees
- Single-leg design with 10 ft reach and 9/32 in trade size
- 7,400 lb capacity at 60 degrees for heavier angled lifts
- Adjust-A-Link system enables quick length changes on the job
Specifications
| Brand | LIFT-ALL |
|---|
Questions about this item
What working-load limit does the Grade 100 chain provide at a 60-degree leg angle?
The sling is rated at 7,400 lb when used at a 60-degree angle with this Grade 100 alloy-steel chain.
What hook opening width must the attachment point accommodate?
The included sling hook has a 1 1/64 in opening, so the connection point must be at least that wide.
How is the Adjust-A-Link chain length set before the lift, and what step is often missed?
Adjust the chain to the required reach, then fully seat the locking pin in the link; skipping the pin check can allow the chain to slip under load.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.
