Peerless
Peerless Chain H3340-6124 15 ft Alloy Steel 12000 lb
Grade 80 alloy steel lifting chain, 15 ft long with a 12,000 lb working load limit and grab hook included
- Grade 80 alloy steel rated for 12000 lb working load
- 15 ft welded straight-link chain with grab hook included
- Black Thermadep finish resists corrosion in harsh conditions
- 55 lb per foot keeps handling manageable on site
- Meets CCMTA CVSA DOT standards for transport compliance
Straight Chain for Lifting
This Peerless Chain straight chain is made from alloy steel and measures 15 ft in overall length. It carries a working load limit of 12,000 lb and meets Chain Grade 80 specifications. The chain uses a welded link construction with a trade size of 1/2 in. It includes a grab hook and features a black Thermadep finish.
Weight and Handling in Normal Use
The chain weighs 2.55 lb per foot and has a material thickness of 33/64 in. Each link provides an inside length of 1 1/2 in and an inside width of 3/4 in. There are eight links per foot, and the compatible fitting thickness is 1/2 in. These dimensions determine how the chain handles during standard lifting and pulling tasks.
Behaviour Under Sustained Load
The welded alloy steel construction and Grade 80 rating support the 12,000 lb working load limit during sustained lifting operations. Compliance with CCMTA, CVSA and DOT standards indicates suitability for regulated load securement. The black Thermadep finish protects the steel during extended use. The included grab hook is designed for the chain's trade size and working load limit.
Highlights
- Grade 80 alloy steel rated for 12000 lb working load
- 15 ft welded straight-link chain with grab hook included
- Black Thermadep finish resists corrosion in harsh conditions
- 55 lb per foot keeps handling manageable on site
- Meets CCMTA CVSA DOT standards for transport compliance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How is the 15 ft alloy chain installed with the included grab hook, and what step do people get wrong?
Attach the grab hook directly to the chain link using a compatible 1/2 in fitting; the common error is using an undersized fitting that does not match the 33/64 in material thickness.
What maintenance or replacement will the chain need later?
Inspect each welded link for wear, nicks or stretch; replace the chain if any link exceeds the allowable wear limit or shows deformation that reduces the 12,000 lb working load limit.
What limit shows up first under sustained use at the 12,000 lb working load limit?
The Grade 80 alloy steel reaches its working load limit before any other factor; sustained loading at 12,000 lb must not be exceeded or the chain must be removed from service.
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