Apex Tools Group Llc T0752023N Double Loop Chain 350 Ft

Product Description

The APEX TOOLS GROUP LLC T0752023N is a 350-foot pail of 2/0 double loop chain with a bright zinc plated finish and a working load limit (WLL) of 255 pounds. Double loop chain, sometimes called double loop coil chain, uses overlapping oval links that lay flat and resist kinking, making it well suited for light-duty bundling, hanging, barrier, and utility applications. The bright zinc plating provides a basic level of corrosion resistance for general indoor or sheltered outdoor use. The full 350-foot pail format allows contractors and tradespeople to cut custom lengths on the job rather than working with fixed-length segments.

This chain is used across a range of light-duty trade and facility applications including HVAC unit barriers, plumbing access restrictions, electrical equipment guarding, and general utility rigging where the 255-pound WLL is appropriate for the load. The pail packaging keeps the chain organized and tangle-free on the job site or in a service vehicle. It is a practical stock item for contractors who regularly need cut-to-length chain for miscellaneous hanging, securing, or demarcation tasks.

Key Features

• 350-foot pail format allows field cutting to any required length
• 2/0 double loop link construction resists kinking and lays flat
• Bright zinc plated finish offers corrosion resistance for general-duty use
• Working load limit of 255 pounds for light-duty applications
• Single-pail quantity simplifies ordering and inventory management

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose double loop chain suitable for light-duty securing, hanging, barrier, and utility applications where a 2/0 size chain and a 255-pound WLL meet the task requirements.

Installation Notes

Always verify that the working load limit of 255 pounds meets or exceeds the intended load before use. Do not exceed the stated WLL under any circumstances. When cutting to length, use appropriate chain cutters and deburr cut ends to prevent handling injuries. Inspect chain links for deformation, corrosion, or cracking before each use and remove any damaged sections from service.