LIFTALLOY
LIFTALLOY 932SGGW10X10 Chain Sling 9/32 in Grade 100 10 ft SGG
Single-leg Grade 100 alloy-steel chain sling with grab hook and master link, rated 4,300 lb at 90 degrees
- Grade 100 alloy steel for high strength
- 4,300 lb capacity at 90 degrees for heavy lifts
- 10 ft fixed length simplifies rigging setup
- Grab hook and master link included for secure attachment
- New condition ensures full rated performance
LIFTALLOY 932SGGW10X10 Chain Sling
This single-leg alloy-steel chain sling is built for vertical lifts where a fixed-length, grade-100 assembly is required. It suits riggers and maintenance crews who need a ready-to-use 10 ft leg with a grab hook and master link.
Thermals noise and power draw
As a passive mechanical component the sling generates no heat, produces no noise and draws no power during normal handling. Its alloy-steel construction simply transfers the load without any energy consumption.
Sustained load behavior
The sling is rated for a 4,300 lb working load limit at 90 degrees and maintains that capacity under continuous tension without degradation. Fixed-length adjustability means the reach stays constant throughout extended lifts.
Highlights
- Grade 100 alloy steel for high strength
- 4,300 lb capacity at 90 degrees for heavy lifts
- 10 ft fixed length simplifies rigging setup
- Grab hook and master link included for secure attachment
- New condition ensures full rated performance
Specifications
| Brand | LIFT-ALL |
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Questions about this item
How is the single-leg chain sling attached to the load, and which step is often missed?
Connect the grab hook directly to the load’s attachment point, ensuring the latch fully closes; the step often missed is verifying the latch clicks shut before applying tension.
What part of the 9/32 in Grade 100 chain sling will need inspection or replacement over time?
The grab hook and chain links require periodic inspection for wear, deformation or elongation; replace any component showing cracks, stretch beyond 5 % or a hook opening exceeding 25/64 in.
What is the first limit reached when the sling is used continuously at its 4,300 lb capacity?
The 4,300 lb working load limit at 90 degrees is the governing limit; sustained loading at this rating leaves no margin for dynamic forces or angle changes.
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