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Peerless 6040432 carbon steel chain coil 100 ft 205 lb
A 100-foot carbon-steel chain coil rated for 205 lb, suited to lifting or towing tasks
- TypeTraffic & Parking Lot
- 100 ft coil handles large lifting and towing jobs
- Carbon steel construction resists wear under heavy loads
- 205 lb working load limit supports substantial weight
- Suitable for traffic and parking lot applications
- Model 6040432 identifies the exact chain specification
Peerless 6040432 carbon steel chain coil
The Peerless 6040432 is a 100 ft carbon steel chain coil rated at 205 lb. It is classed as a traffic and parking lot type chain. This product suits users who need a long length of general-purpose steel chain for outdoor tasks.
Carbon steel construction for lifting and towing
The carbon steel material provides strength for lifting heavy items such as pipes or building materials. It also supports towing large items with a truck or SUV. The coil format allows the user to cut or connect the required length for each job.
Replaces shorter or lighter chain lengths
This coil upgrades from shorter lengths that limit reach or lighter chains that cannot handle the same load. The jump is worth it when a single 100 ft supply covers multiple tasks without joining sections. Buyers who need a higher working load limit or a different material grade should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 100 ft coil handles large lifting and towing jobs
- Carbon steel construction resists wear under heavy loads
- 205 lb working load limit supports substantial weight
- Suitable for traffic and parking lot applications
- Model 6040432 identifies the exact chain specification
Specifications
| Brand | PEERLESS |
|---|---|
| Type | Traffic & Parking Lot |
Questions about this item
What type of chain is the Peerless 6040432 and what is its working load limit?
The Peerless 6040432 is a carbon steel straight-link chain coil rated for traffic and parking lot use with a working load limit of 205 lb.
What are the physical dimensions of the chain coil for storage and handling?
The coil contains 100 ft of carbon steel chain supplied in a single continuous length for transport and deployment.
How do I properly install this chain for lifting or towing, and what common mistake should I avoid?
Attach only rated hooks or shackles to the straight links; never knot the chain or exceed the 205 lb limit, as knotting drastically reduces strength.
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