Campbell T4900824 Carbon Steel Cold Shut Link 3500 Lb

Product Description

The CAMPBELL T4900824 is a carbon steel cold shut link rated for a work load limit of 3,700 pounds. Cold shut links are used in rigging, towing, and general-purpose chain assembly work where a quick, tool-free connection is needed. This link features a zinc finish for corrosion resistance and is built from carbon steel for reliable tensile strength. It measures 1.875 inches inside length and 0.75 inches inside width, making it compatible with standard 1/2-inch chain. Licensed riggers, tradespeople, and equipment operators are the typical end users for this type of hardware.

This cold shut link is suited for general-purpose chain assembly, towing, and non-lifting tie-down applications in industrial, agricultural, and contractor settings. The zinc finish holds up in outdoor and light-moisture environments. It installs without tools by opening the soft link, attaching it to the chain or anchor point, and closing it with a hammer or punch to deform the latch. This part is sold individually with a minimum order quantity of one.

Key Features

• Work load limit of 3,700 pounds for general-purpose chain connections
• Carbon steel construction provides solid tensile strength
• Zinc finish for corrosion resistance in outdoor use
• 1.875-inch inside length and 0.75-inch inside width fit standard 1/2-inch chain
• Not rated or approved for overhead lifting applications
• Single-piece packaging with no minimum order beyond one unit

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 1/2-inch diameter carbon steel chain in non-lifting rigging and tie-down assemblies. Verify chain grade and link diameter before installation to confirm fitment.

Installation Notes

This link is intended for non-lifting applications only and must not be used for overhead lifting or load-bearing suspension. Installation typically requires a hammer or punch to close and deform the soft latch after the link is positioned on the chain. Inspect the link and mating chain for wear, cracks, or deformation before each use. Follow applicable ASME and OSHA hardware standards for rigging and tie-down assemblies.