FULL CATALOG LINE CARD CUSTOM LIFTING CHAIN ASSEMBLY 17 September 2021 Looking to do some heavy overhead lifting? One of the many services we offer is building custom lifting chain assemblies to fit whatever project you’re trying to tackle. Being that every job is different, we work with customers to figure out exactly what you need and make it from the ground up. Typical overhead lifting chains consist of a few parts: The Master Link, also knowns as the Oblong Ring (which hooks to your crane or front loader). This can come by itself or with smaller connecting rings if you have a 3 or 4 leg assembly. The Chain. In order to safely lift overhead, your chain has to be rated for lifting, and the most common grades are Grade 100 and Grade 120. Grade 100 is probably the most common, has rounded links, and typically has a plain finish. Its sizes range from 7/32” all the way up to 1-1/4”. Grade 120 chain is heat treated and rated for high-temp applications. It’s typically powder-coated and has square links. The sizes range from 9/32” to 5/8”. The Hooks. There are many different style hooks that exist, and some common ones are: Sling Hooks which have a safety latch, Grab Hooks which are designed to hook back on to the chain itself, and Foundry Hooks which have a larger than normal jaw opening and do not have a safety latch. Chain assemblies have between 1 and 4 legs, depending on how many lifting points you need. We stamp each sling with its own serial number, weight limits, and other key info to keep you certified and safe. Want to know more? Email us at Sales@nationwideindustrial.com or call (330) 758-9593 for more information! About Specials Topics About 3 Specials 1 Latest Posts CUSTOM LIFTING CHAIN ASSEMBLY READ MORE HEAVY DUTY TRUCK PARTS READ MORE VIEW ALL ENTRIES Home Products & Services News & Specials Contact LOCATION 8414 South Ave. Youngstown, OH 44514 HOURS Mon - Fri: 8am - 5pm Sat: 8am - 12pm Sun: Closed CONTACT US P: (330) 758-9593 F: (330) 758-3561 E: Sales@nationwideindustrial.com © Copyright 2021