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Peerless Chain 5050615 Straight Welded 15 ft 12000 lb Grade 80
Grade 80 alloy-steel chain rated for 12,000 lb working load, 15 ft welded length, 2.55 lb per foot
- Grade 80 alloy steel rated for 12000 lb lifts
- 15 ft welded chain with no hook attached
- Black Thermadep finish resists corrosion on alloy steel
- 55 lb per foot keeps handling manageable
- 1/2 in trade size fits compatible 1/2 in fittings
Grade 80 alloy chain for lifting
This straight-link chain is made from alloy steel and rated at Grade 80 with a working load limit of 12,000 lb. It suits rigging professionals who need a 15 ft length of 1/2 in trade size chain for overhead lifting jobs.
Black Thermadep finish resists corrosion
The welded links measure 1 1/2 in inside length by 3/4 in inside width and weigh 2.55 lb per foot. Material thickness is 33/64 in and the chain runs at 8 links per foot, giving a compact profile that handles cleanly under load.
Replaces worn Grade 80 or lower chain
Upgrade when existing chain shows stretch, nicks or finish failure that reduces its rated capacity. The jump is worth it if your current assembly lacks the 12,000 lb working load limit or the corrosion protection of the Thermadep coating.
Highlights
- Grade 80 alloy steel rated for 12000 lb lifts
- 15 ft welded chain with no hook attached
- Black Thermadep finish resists corrosion on alloy steel
- 55 lb per foot keeps handling manageable
- 1/2 in trade size fits compatible 1/2 in fittings
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I attach this 1/2 in Grade 80 welded chain to a 1/2 in fitting, and what step is often missed?
Match the 1/2 in compatible fitting thickness to the link inside width of 3/4 in, then secure with a rated connector; the step often missed is verifying the connector’s working load limit meets 12,000 lb.
What wear points on this 15 ft alloy steel chain require inspection or replacement over time?
Inspect each straight welded link for elongation, nicks, or corrosion on the black Thermadep finish; replace the chain if any link exceeds allowable wear or shows deformation.
At what load does this 12,000 lb working load limit chain reach its limit during sustained lifting?
The working load limit is 12,000 lb; sustained lifting at or above this value reaches the limit first, so rigging must stay below that threshold.
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