MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 52256 5/16" Quick Links 10PK conveying
Pack of ten 5/16-inch quick links for lifting, pulling and conveying tasks
- Pack of ten links simplifies bulk rigging tasks
- 5/16 inch size suits medium-duty chain assemblies
- Quick-link design allows tool-free connection and release
- Midwest Fastener branding identifies a recognised hardware supplier
- New condition guarantees unused, factory-fresh components
Quick Links for Lifting & Conveying
This pack contains ten 5/16-inch quick links from Midwest Fastener Corp. They are designed for lifting, pulling and conveying tasks in automotive and general hardware applications. The product is supplied new and ready for immediate use.
Manual Operation With Minimal Power Draw
Each link installs and releases by hand without the need for powered tools or external energy sources. Normal use adds no electrical load, produces no fan noise and generates no measurable heat beyond ambient temperature.
Replaces Individual Shackles & Clips
The ten-pack consolidates multiple loose connectors into a single stock item, reducing the chance of lost hardware during rigging. The jump is worthwhile when a project requires several identical links that must be swapped quickly and inspected at a glance.
Highlights
- Pack of ten links simplifies bulk rigging tasks
- 5/16 inch size suits medium-duty chain assemblies
- Quick-link design allows tool-free connection and release
- Midwest Fastener branding identifies a recognised hardware supplier
- New condition guarantees unused, factory-fresh components
Specifications
| Brand | MIDWEST FASTENER |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 5/16" quick links and what step is often missed?
Thread the 5/16" pin through the link body, then tighten the nut fully with a wrench; the step often missed is confirming the nut is snug against the shoulder so the pin cannot rotate under load.
What maintenance or replacement will the 10-pack of quick links need later?
Inspect each link for wear, corrosion or deformation before every use; replace any link that shows elongation, cracks or damaged threads rather than attempting repair.
What limit appears first when the 5/16" quick links are used continuously under load?
The 5/16" pin diameter sets the working-load limit; sustained tension at or near that rating will cause permanent stretch before any other component fails.
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