US Cargo Control
US Cargo Control TC5161080 Tie Down Chain Assembly 5/16" x 10' Clevis Grab conveying
A 10-foot, 5/16-inch tie-down chain assembly with clevis grab hook for securing heavy loads
- 5/16" chain diameter provides secure load binding
- 10 foot length allows flexible tie-down points
- Clevis grab hook enables quick attachment
- US Cargo Control brand supplies industrial hardware
- California Proposition 65 warning informs safe handling
US Cargo Control Tie Down Chain Assembly 5/16" x 10'
This US Cargo Control tie down chain assembly measures 10 ft in length with a 5/16 in chain size. It features a clevis grab hook for secure attachment points. The assembly is designed for lifting, pulling and conveying tasks. It arrives in new condition from the manufacturer.
Suited for cargo securement and general rigging jobs
This chain assembly suits operators who need a 10 ft length with a clevis grab hook for tie down applications. It is not intended for buyers who require a different chain diameter or overall length. It also does not fit scenarios demanding alternative end fittings such as slip hooks or grab hooks without a clevis.
Chain size 5/16 in and 10 ft length determine fit
The critical specification is the 5/16 in chain size combined with the 10 ft total length. These two figures decide whether the assembly matches the working load and reach requirements of the specific tie down job. Verify both dimensions against the load and anchor points before use.
Highlights
- 5/16" chain diameter provides secure load binding
- 10 foot length allows flexible tie-down points
- Clevis grab hook enables quick attachment
- US Cargo Control brand supplies industrial hardware
- California Proposition 65 warning informs safe handling
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I attach the 5/16" chain with clevis grab hook to my load?
Slide the clevis pin through the chain end link and the grab hook eye, then secure the pin with its cotter clip so the hook cannot rotate free under tension.
What part of this assembly will wear out first and need replacement?
The grab hook throat and clevis pin bear the most friction; inspect them for elongation or gouges after each heavy use and replace the hook if the throat widens beyond the chain link diameter.
At what point does the 10' chain length become the limiting factor during a long pull?
Once the load travels the full 10 feet the chain is taut and cannot extend further; you must add another assembly or reposition the anchor to continue the pull.
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