Apex Tools Group Llc T0722627N Double Loop Chain 125 Ft

Product Description

The APEX TOOLS GROUP LLC T0722627N is a 125-foot No. 1 Blu Krome double loop chain supplied on a reel with a working load limit (WLL) of 155 pounds. Double loop chain, sometimes called jack chain, features a figure-eight link pattern that resists kinking and lies flat under tension. The Blu Krome finish provides corrosion resistance suitable for light-duty indoor and outdoor applications. At 14.22 pounds per reel, this product is packaged as a single unit and is commonly used in hanging, bundling, and light lifting tasks across trade and industrial settings.

This chain is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a No. 1 gauge double loop configuration meets the load and span requirements. Typical uses include hanging signs, fixtures, plant baskets, display hardware, and utility supports. The 125-foot reel length allows installers to cut custom lengths on the job site, reducing waste and accommodating a wide range of project specs. Tradespeople in electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and general construction use this chain type for hanging conduit, pipe runs, and equipment support brackets.

Key Features

• 125-foot continuous length on a reel for on-site cutting to custom lengths
• Working load limit of 155 pounds for light-duty hanging and support tasks
• Blu Krome finish resists corrosion in light indoor and outdoor environments
• Double loop link pattern resists kinking and tangling during handling
• No. 1 gauge chain size suitable for a broad range of hanging hardware

Compatibility

Designed as a standard No. 1 double loop chain compatible with common double loop chain hardware, hooks, and connectors used in light-duty hanging and support applications.

Installation Notes

Double loop chain is typically installed by general contractors, electricians, plumbers, and HVAC technicians for hanging and support tasks. Always verify that the combined load does not exceed the 155-pound WLL before placing the chain in service. Use appropriately rated hooks, fasteners, and anchor hardware rated at or above the chain WLL. Cut chain to length using proper chain cutters or bolt cutters rather than grinding, which can weaken the links.