Grades 80 & 100 Alloy

Also available in grades up to 120 alloy in limited sizes.

We can make a sling to meet your application needs!

Grades 80 & 100 Working Load Limits*

Use this table as a guide to determine which chain size and leg styles are best for your requirements. Using the maximum load (or loads) you will lift, and the angle of lift required—work to the left across this table to determine proper chain size for your sling. The working load limit of the chain slings and components is established as pounds applied at the indicated degrees from horizontal.

	Chain Trade Size (in.)	CSI Ref. #	Single Leg Sling	Double Leg Sling			Triple and Quad Leg Sling
				60°	45°	30°	60°	45°	30°
Grade 80	9/32	CS-04-0602	3,500	6,100	4,900	3,500	9,100	7,400	5,200
	3/8	CS-04-0603	7,100	12,300	10,000	7,100	18,400	15,100	10,600
	1/2	CS-04-0604	12,000	20,800	17,000	12,000	31,200	25,500	18,000
	5/8	CS-04-0605	18,100	31,300	25,600	18,100	47,000	38,400	27,100
	3/4	CS-04-0606	28,300	49,000	40,000	28,300	73,500	60,000	42,200
	7/8	CS-04-0607	34,200	59,200	48,400	34,200	88,900	72,500	51,300
	1	CS-04-0608	47,700	82,600	67,400	47,700	123,900	101,200	71,500
	1 1/4	CS-04-0609	72,300	125,200	102,200	72,300	187,800	153,400	108,400
Grade 100	7/32	CS-04-0610	2,700	4,700	3,800	2,700	7,000	5,700	4,000
	9/32	CS-04-0611	4,300	7,400	6,100	4,300	11,200	9,100	6,400
	3/8	CS-04-0612	8,800	15,200	12,400	8,800	22,900	18,700	13,200
	1/2	CS-04-0613	15,000	26,000	21,200	15,000	39,000	31,800	22,500
	5/8	CS-04-0614	22,600	39,100	32,000	22,600	58,700	47,900	33,900
	3/4	CS-04-0615	35,300	61,100	49,900	35,300	91,700	74,900	53,000
	7/8	CS-04-2508	42,700	74,000	60,400	42,700	110,900	90,600	64,000
	1	CS-04-2509	59,600	103,200	84,200	59,600	154,800	126,400	89,300

*These limits must not be exceeded. Manufacturers do not accept any liability for damages which may result from chain used in excess of working load limits.

How to Order the Proper Chain Sling

When ordering, please be sure to include the following:

How to Select the Proper Chain Sling

1. Determine the maximum weight of LOAD.
2. From the working load limit chart above, determine the SIZE of the body chain. Be sure to consider the effect of the angles.
3. Determine the REACH for the selected angle by measuring the distance from the upper bearing surface of the master link to the bearing surface of the lower attachment.

Read the Important Warnings & Information Section before use.