Peerless
Peerless 7010532 Double Loop Chain 100 ft 55 lb
Double-loop carbon-steel chain supplied in a 100 ft coil with a 55 lb working load limit and zinc-plated finish
- Zinc-plated carbon steel resists corrosion
- 100 ft continuous length covers long runs
- 55 lb working load limit suits light duty
- Weldless double-loop links allow quick connections
- 10 links per foot give consistent spacing
What this chain is
This Peerless double loop chain is made from carbon steel with a zinc plated finish. It comes in a 100 ft length and has a working load limit of 55 lb. The weldless links measure 1 3/8 in inside length and 1/4 in inside width. It is designed for general hardware use rather than overhead lifting.
Check before you buy
Verify that a working load limit of 55 lb meets the demands of your intended application. Confirm the trade size 5 dimensions suit the hardware or fixtures you plan to use. Note that no hook is included with this chain. Ensure the zinc plated carbon steel finish is appropriate for your environment.
Who this suits
Suits buyers needing a lightweight, corrosion resistant chain for tying, hanging or light pulling tasks. The 100 ft reel provides ample length for multiple cuts. Not for buyers who require a chain rated for overhead lifting. Not for buyers who need a higher working load limit or included end fittings.
Highlights
- Zinc-plated carbon steel resists corrosion
- 100 ft continuous length covers long runs
- 55 lb working load limit suits light duty
- Weldless double-loop links allow quick connections
- 10 links per foot give consistent spacing
Specifications
| Brand | PEERLESS CHAIN |
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Questions about this item
Does the 100 ft double loop chain come with hooks or must they be purchased separately?
No hook is included with this chain, so any hooks or connectors needed for attachment must be bought separately.
How do I decide between the 55 lb working load limit and other chain capacities for my task?
Choose this 55 lb working load limit chain only for light-duty pulling or securing where the applied force stays well below 55 lb; heavier loads require a higher-rated chain.
What does the 55 lb working load limit mean when the chain is installed in a real application?
The 55 lb limit is the maximum steady force the chain should carry in use; shock loading, sharp bends or wear will reduce the safe load further.
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