Lift-all 30002G10 Grade 100 Chain Sling 10 Ft 2700 Lb

Product Description

The LIFT-ALL 30002G10 is a Grade 100 alloy steel chain sling designed for industrial and rigging applications where controlled, reliable load handling is required. The sling runs 10 feet in leg length and is configured with a control plate and grab hook for secure attachment to lifting equipment. With a vertical capacity of 2,700 pounds and an angled capacity of 4,700 pounds at 60 degrees, it is built to meet demanding lift requirements. The chain size is 7/32 inch and the hardware is constructed from alloy steel throughout. A powder-coated yellow finish provides visibility and abrasion resistance on the job site. Licensed riggers and qualified lift supervisors are the primary installers of this component.

This chain sling is suited for single-leg vertical and angled lifts in manufacturing, construction, and heavy equipment service environments. The control plate and grab hook configuration makes it appropriate for applications where the hook must be positioned precisely on a load point. The non-adjustable, fixed-length design simplifies inspection and pre-lift setup. The 10-foot leg length provides clearance for overhead rigging arrangements where the crane hook must remain well above the load. It is a common choice for shops, fabrication facilities, and field rigging crews handling machinery, steel stock, and structural assemblies.

Key Features

• Grade 100 alloy steel chain for high capacity-to-weight ratio
• Vertical capacity: 2,700 lb; capacity at 60 degrees: 4,700 lb
• Control plate and grab hook configuration for precise load attachment
• Chain size: 7/32 inch with a 0.85-inch hook opening
• Powder-coated yellow finish for job-site visibility and abrasion resistance
• Meets OSHA, ASME B30.9, and NACM standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style single-leg chain sling for use with standard overhead lifting hooks and rigging hardware accepting a 7/32-inch Grade 100 chain and a 0.85-inch grab hook opening.

Installation Notes

Chain slings must be installed and operated by qualified riggers in accordance with ASME B30.9 and applicable OSHA regulations. Before each use, inspect all chain links, the control plate, and grab hook for deformation, wear, cracks, or corrosion. Never exceed the rated capacity for the sling angle being used, as angled lifts significantly alter load distribution across the leg. Remove the sling from service immediately if any link shows elongation, wear, or damage.