MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 52255 1/4" Quick Links 10PK conveying
Pack of ten 1/4-inch quick links for lifting and connecting applications
- 1/4 inch quick links simplify chain connections
- Ten pieces per pack cover multiple rigging tasks
- New condition ensures reliable strength out of the box
- Model 52255 identifies the exact hardware specification
- Manufacturer direct shipping for orders over 75 dollars
1/4-inch Quick Links for rigging tasks
This ten-pack supplies quarter-inch quick links suited to lifting, pulling and conveying work. They serve tradespeople, maintenance crews and DIY users who need reliable connectors for chain, rope or strap assemblies.
Corrosion-resistant finish handles routine loads
The steel construction resists everyday moisture and grime so the links stay functional in workshops, garages or outdoor sites. Normal use produces no binding or excess friction, keeping effort low during repeated attachment and release cycles.
Ten-piece count covers multiple connection points
With ten links in one package you can secure several anchor points or build longer assemblies without opening additional packs. The bulk quantity reduces trips to the supply shelf during larger rigging jobs.
Highlights
- 1/4 inch quick links simplify chain connections
- Ten pieces per pack cover multiple rigging tasks
- New condition ensures reliable strength out of the box
- Model 52255 identifies the exact hardware specification
- Manufacturer direct shipping for orders over 75 dollars
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 1/4" quick links and what step is often missed?
Thread each link through the chain or attachment point, then tighten the threaded sleeve fully by hand until the gap closes; the step often missed is verifying the sleeve is fully seated so the link cannot unscrew under load.
What maintenance or replacement will the 10-pack of quick links need over time?
Inspect each link regularly for thread wear, corrosion or deformation; replace any link that shows stripped threads, elongation or rust that cannot be cleaned, as damaged links compromise the connection.
What limit appears first when the 1/4" quick links are used continuously under load?
The threaded sleeve can loosen gradually under sustained vibration or cyclic tension, so the first limit is loss of preload — retighten periodically or use a thread-locking compound if the application allows.
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