Campbell 5685615 Oblong Master Link Alloy Steel 4200 Lb

Product Description

The CAMPBELL 5685615 is an alloy steel oblong master link rated for a 4,200 lb work load limit. It is used as a connecting component in load-bearing chain assemblies, rigging systems, and lifting hardware setups. The link measures 0.4063 inches in overall diameter with a 1.50-inch inside width. It carries a painted finish and meets ASME B30.26 and ASTM A952 standards. Rigging professionals, ironworkers, and maintenance crews rely on this type of link to join chain legs to hooks, rings, or other terminal hardware in below-the-hook lifting applications.

This master link is suited for use in single-leg and multi-leg chain sling assemblies in both industrial and commercial environments. Typical applications include overhead lifting, load securing, and rigging configurations where a central connecting point is required between chain and lifting hardware. The oblong profile provides clearance for hooks and provides consistent load distribution across the link body. It ships as a single unit and is appropriate for job sites, maintenance shops, and rigging operations requiring a compliant, standards-verified connecting link.

Key Features

• 4,200 lb work load limit for demanding load-bearing and rigging use
• Oblong profile allows proper hook seating and load distribution
• Alloy steel construction provides high strength-to-weight ratio
• Painted finish for corrosion resistance in typical service environments
• Meets ASME B30.26 and ASTM A952 standards for below-the-hook lifting hardware
• 0.4063-inch overall diameter with 1.50-inch inside width for standard chain compatibility

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or supplement component for alloy steel chain sling assemblies and below-the-hook rigging systems where an oblong master link meeting ASME B30.26 and ASTM A952 requirements is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation and inspection of below-the-hook lifting hardware should be performed by a qualified rigger in accordance with ASME B30.26 guidelines. Before installing or replacing a master link, de-energize and secure the load path and inspect all adjacent chain and hardware for wear, deformation, or damage. Never exceed the rated work load limit, and never use the link for personnel lifting unless the equipment is specifically rated and certified for that purpose.