Value Collection WS-MH-CHN-102 Welded Alloy Chain Grade 80

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-CHN-102 is a Grade 80 welded alloy chain sold in 1-foot increments from an 800-foot coil. It carries a working load capacity of 3,500 pounds and features a black cataphoresis finish that provides corrosion resistance in demanding environments. Each link is welded alloy construction, meeting Grade 80 standards for overhead lifting and load securement applications. The chain measures 9/32 inches in nominal diameter with an inside link width of 0.393 inches and an inside link length of 0.827 inches. It is specified and installed by rigging professionals, crane operators, and industrial maintenance crews requiring a dependable, rated lifting chain.

This chain is suited for overhead lifting, load binding, and rigging applications in industrial, construction, and manufacturing settings. The 800-foot coil format supports job-site cutting to custom lengths, making it practical for shops and contractors who need specific run lengths for hoists, slings, or tie-down assemblies. The black cataphoresis finish extends service life in both indoor and outdoor environments. A minimum order quantity of 25 feet applies when purchasing from this coil.

Key Features

• Grade 80 alloy chain rated for 3,500 pounds working load capacity
• 9/32-inch nominal diameter with welded link construction
• Black cataphoresis finish for corrosion resistance
• Sold in 1-foot increments from an 800-foot coil — minimum order 25 feet
• Inside link width of 0.393 inches and inside link length of 0.827 inches for compatibility with standard Grade 80 fittings

Compatibility

Designed as a standard Grade 80 alloy lifting chain compatible with Grade 80 hooks, shackles, master links, and rigging hardware sized for 9/32-inch chain.

Installation Notes

Installation and rigging should be performed by qualified riggers following ASME B30.9 sling standards and applicable OSHA regulations for overhead lifting. Inspect each link for cracks, gouges, or deformation before placing the chain in service. Never exceed the rated working load capacity. Cut chain to length using an angle grinder or chain cutter rated for alloy chain — do not use flame cutting, as heat treatment affects load-bearing integrity.