A reduction in the capacity of a chain, component or sling with a consequent revision of its working load limit (WWL), due to factors including how it is used, what it is used for, its surface finish and the work environmen

What is the difference between Grade 80 Chain and Grade 100 Chain?

Grade 80 chain is the most commonly used and available lifting chain for sling configuration within the lifting industry. Grade 100 chain as a 20% higher lifting capacity and was specifically developed in Europe to reduce the weight of assembled chain slings. Grade 80 chain is a robust chain that is widely used throughout the lifting industry.

Grade 80 Chain slings faqs

Questions and Answers Grade 80 Chain Slings Faqs

Find answers for the top, common and general list of questions within our Grade 80 Chain Slings Faqs.

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Is there an Australian Standard to cover Herc-Alloy 800 Chain Slings?

Grade80 Chain Slings are factory assembled chains are tested and tagged in accordance with AS 3775.

Under what heat conditions can Herc-Alloy 800 Chain Slings be used?

Up to 200Nil.

Temperature range ºC	Reduction of WLL while heated
Up to 200	Nil
200-300	10%
300-400	25%
Over 400	Do not use

How often should I check my Chain Sling?

A Chain Sling should be inspected before each use to ensure it is free from damage and wear. It is important to check chain slings regularly, based on their frequency of use. Absolute Lifting and Safety are able to offer an inspection and testing service tailored to individual user’s needs.

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