National Mfg N240-879 Double Clevis Link 1/4 5/16 Inch Zinc

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N240-879 is a zinc double clevis link designed to connect chain to rings, end links, hooks, pad eyes, and other fittings. It accommodates both 1/4 inch and 5/16 inch chain sizes, making it a versatile connecting component across a range of rigging and fastening applications. The zinc construction provides corrosion resistance suitable for outdoor and field use. This hardware is installed by agricultural workers, logging crews, and general contractors who need a reliable mechanical link between chain and attachment hardware.

The N240-879 is most commonly found as a connecting link in agricultural and logging industry applications. Typical uses include attaching tow chains, log skidding setups, and equipment tie-downs where a chain must terminate at a ring, hook, or pad eye. The dual-size compatibility with 1/4 inch and 5/16 inch chain gives it flexibility on job sites where mixed chain sizes are in use. Each package contains 5 links, boxed loose.

Key Features

• Fits both 1/4 inch and 5/16 inch chain sizes
• Zinc construction for corrosion resistance in outdoor environments
• Double clevis design allows connection to rings, end links, hooks, and pad eyes
• Common connecting link in agricultural and logging applications
• Sold in a package of 5 individual links

Compatibility

Designed as a connecting link compatible with 1/4 inch and 5/16 inch chain, rings, end links, hooks, and pad eyes commonly used in agricultural and logging rigging applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by agricultural equipment operators, logging crews, or general laborers familiar with chain rigging hardware. Before attaching or removing a clevis link, ensure all connected equipment is de-energized, stationary, and not under load. Inspect the link and mating hardware for wear or damage before each use. Follow applicable load-rating guidelines and do not exceed the rated working load of the weakest component in the rigging assembly.