Value Collection WS-MH-CHN-104 Welded Alloy Chain 400 Ft

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-CHN-104 is a Grade 80 welded alloy chain designed for overhead lifting, rigging, and load-securing applications. Each link is welded construction with a black cataphoresis finish that resists corrosion and wear in demanding work environments. The chain carries a 7,100 lb working load capacity and ships in a 400-foot coil, priced and sold in 1-foot increments with a minimum order of 10 feet. At 3/8 inch nominal diameter, this is a standard size used by rigging crews, millwrights, and material handling professionals across industrial and construction job sites.

This chain is suited for overhead lifting slings, load binding, and fixed rigging assemblies in industrial, construction, and warehousing environments. The Grade 80 classification makes it appropriate for critical lifting applications where tensile strength and link integrity are required by ASME B30 and OSHA rigging standards. The cataphoresis finish extends service life in outdoor and high-humidity settings. Trade professionals typically cut to length on-site to suit specific rigging configurations.

Key Features

• 7,100 lb working load capacity rated to Grade 80 standards
• Welded alloy construction for consistent link strength throughout the coil
• Black cataphoresis finish for corrosion resistance in outdoor and industrial environments
• 3/8 inch nominal chain diameter — a common rigging and load-securement size
• 400-foot total coil length sold in 1-foot increments (10-foot minimum order)
• Inside link width of 0.57 inches and inside link length of 1.181 inches for standard hardware compatibility

Compatibility

Designed as a standard Grade 80 alloy chain replacement or new-install supply compatible with Grade 80-rated hooks, shackles, master links, and rigging hardware sized for 3/8 inch chain.

Installation Notes

Rigging and overhead lifting chain must be installed and inspected by a qualified rigger in accordance with ASME B30.9 and applicable OSHA regulations. Before placing chain in service, inspect each link for deformation, cracks, or weld discontinuities. Never exceed the rated working load limit, and never use rigging chain for tow or tie-down applications unless it is rated and marked for that purpose. Cutting to length should be performed with appropriate chain cutters or an angle grinder — never use heat cutting, as it compromises heat-treated alloy links.