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Peerless 5050405 Straight Chain Alloy Steel 5 ft 7100 lb
Grade 80 alloy-steel straight chain rated for 7,100 lb working load limit in a 5 ft length
- TypeTraffic & Parking Lot
- Grade 80 alloy steel handles 7,100 lb working load
- Black Thermadep finish resists corrosion in outdoor use
- Welded straight links provide consistent strength per foot
- 5 ft length with 10 links per foot for easy rigging
- 47 lb per foot keeps handling manageable
Peerless Alloy Chain 5 ft 7100 lb WLL
This straight link chain is made from Grade 80 alloy steel with a black Thermadep finish. It is rated for a working load limit of 7,100 lb and measures 5 ft overall. The trade size is 3/8 in with a material thickness of 25/64 in. Each foot contains ten welded links weighing 1.47 lb per foot.
Lifting and rigging use only
The chain suits overhead lifting and heavy rigging tasks where a Grade 80 component is specified. It is not for buyers who need hooks, master links or other end fittings pre-attached. It is not for applications requiring a longer continuous length or a higher working load limit than 7,100 lb.
Grade 80 alloy steel 7100 lb working load limit
The single specification that decides fitment is the 7,100 lb working load limit combined with Grade 80 alloy steel construction. Verify that the load rating and grade match the rigging plan or hoist requirements before purchase.
Highlights
- Grade 80 alloy steel handles 7,100 lb working load
- Black Thermadep finish resists corrosion in outdoor use
- Welded straight links provide consistent strength per foot
- 5 ft length with 10 links per foot for easy rigging
- 47 lb per foot keeps handling manageable
Specifications
| Brand | PEERLESS |
|---|---|
| Type | Traffic & Parking Lot |
Questions about this item
Which trade size and length combination should I select for a 7,100 lb working load limit?
The 3/8 in trade size at 5 ft overall length is rated for a 7,100 lb working load limit with Grade 80 alloy steel.
What does the 7,100 lb working load limit mean when the chain is rigged in a straight lift?
It is the maximum load you may apply in a direct, in-line pull; the limit drops if the chain is choked, basketed or angled.
What does the Grade 80 rating cap in terms of design factor and compatible fittings?
Grade 80 provides a 4:1 design factor and requires 3/8 in thick compatible fittings for full rated strength.
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