Only alloy chain slings should be used for overhead lifting applications.  Grade 80 Chain is currently used on all of our chain lifting slings.  Alloy Grade 80 Chain Slings have the strength and durability for the toughest of jobs and under high temperatures or under other harsh conditions that would destroy other types of lifting slings.  Grade 100 Chain is also seeing a rising trend in the market as many sling suppliers are converting to this lighter, stronger grade.  Grade 100 chain is also available upon request as we can supply almost any chain sling assembly.

Our chain lifting slings are all proof-tested to 2x the vertical rating, ISO certified and tagged appropriately.  Each chain rigging sling comes with several options such as single-leg, double-leg, triple-leg, quad-leg, basket, and adjustable as well as a variety of sling fittings for the ends like sling hooks, grab hooks, foundry hooks, self-locking hooks, clevis hooks, and oblongs.  Custom chain sling assemblies are our specialty. 

Lift chain is the most flexible material for lifting slings. This flexibility allows for the best slings the industry has to offer to be stored in very small places. Adding to the positive side of lift chain assemblies is the fact they are also the strongest and are very durable.

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