Lift-all 30005G10 Chain Sling Grade 100 10 Ft Alloy Steel

Product Description

The LIFT-ALL 30005G10 is a Grade 100 alloy steel chain sling rated for demanding overhead lifting applications. Built with a 3/8-inch chain and a control plate with grab hook configuration, it delivers a vertical capacity of 8,800 pounds and a capacity at 60 degrees of 15,200 pounds. The leg length is 120 inches, and the hardware is constructed from the same alloy steel as the chain for uniform strength throughout. A yellow powder coat finish provides quick visual identification and added surface protection. This sling is not adjustable and is designed for permanent-length lifting service in industrial and construction environments.

This chain sling is suited for rigging operations in manufacturing facilities, construction sites, steel service centers, and other heavy-duty industrial settings. The control plate and grab hook configuration allows attachment to a wide range of load attachment points. The master link and bail opening width of 3-3/4 inches accommodates standard overhead crane hooks. Licensed riggers and qualified rigging professionals typically select this sling for repetitive lift cycles where a fixed-length, high-grade chain assembly is required.

Key Features

• Grade 100 alloy steel chain for maximum strength-to-weight ratio in overhead lifting
• Vertical capacity of 8,800 pounds; capacity at 60 degrees of 15,200 pounds
• 3/8-inch chain size with 120-inch leg length
• Control plate with grab hook hardware configuration
• Powder coated yellow finish for durability and high-visibility identification
• Abrasion-resistant construction; non-adjustable fixed-length design

Compatibility

Designed as a fixed-length, single-leg Grade 100 chain sling for use with standard overhead lifting equipment. Verify crane hook throat opening and load ratings against sling specifications before use.

Installation Notes

Rigging and use of chain slings must be performed by a qualified rigger in accordance with OSHA regulations and ASME B30.9 standards. Inspect the sling for visible damage, deformation, or wear before each lift. Never exceed the rated working load limit for the given lift angle, and never use the sling for lift angles outside the rated range. Store slings on a rack away from corrosive environments and protect from impact damage when not in use.