Apex Tools Group Llc 143436 Proof Coil Chain 0.25in X 100ft

Product Description

The APEX TOOLS GROUP LLC 143436 is a galvanized proof coil chain supplied in a 100-foot length with a Working Load Limit (WLL) of 1,300 pounds. Proof coil chain is a general-purpose utility chain used for tie-downs, towing, load securement, and light lifting applications. The hot-dip galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance for outdoor and wet-environment use. This chain ships in a square 60-pound pail, making it easy to dispense on the job site. It is a standard specification for trade professionals who need reliable, code-appropriate chain for securing loads or rigging light-duty assemblies.

This chain is suited for general trade and industrial applications including construction sites, agriculture, towing, and utility work. The 0.25-inch diameter link size is a widely stocked specification for contractors, riggers, and maintenance crews who need a versatile, corrosion-resistant chain available in bulk. The 100-foot pail format allows cutting to job-specific lengths as needed.

Key Features

• Working Load Limit (WLL) of 1,300 pounds for rated load securement
• 0.25-inch link diameter in a 100-foot continuous length
• Hot-dip galvanized finish for corrosion and weather resistance
• Supplied in a square 60-pound pail for easy dispensing and storage
• Proof coil construction tested to twice the WLL before leaving the factory

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose utility chain compatible with standard 0.25-inch chain hardware including hooks, shackles, and binders rated for proof coil chain at the appropriate WLL.

Installation Notes

Always verify that all hardware, hooks, and connectors used with this chain are rated at or above the 1,300-pound WLL before placing the assembly in service. Never exceed the rated WLL and never use proof coil chain as a primary lifting sling in overhead rigging without confirming applicable ASME B30 or OSHA rigging standards. Inspect links for deformation, cracks, or corrosion before each use. Cut chain to length using an appropriate cold chisel or chain cutter — do not use a torch, as heat affects the metallurgical properties of the links.