Grade 120 Multi Leg Chain Slings - ICE
by All Lifting
Price on Application
Our Grade 120 Multi Leg Chain Slings are great if you need adjustable or non-adjustable slings with 2, 3, or 4 legs. Each set includes a master link and clevis hook for secure connections. But what sets these slings apart is their remarkable ease of handling, thanks to an extremely lightweight construction. Plus, they're built to last with patented materials boasting high abrasion resistance, ensuring a longer service life.
Here's the kicker – these slings offer more than just strength. They reduce weight by over 30% compared to traditional options and deliver up to 60% higher breaking force than Grade 80 chains. You can count on them for the toughest lifting tasks. For added convenience, each sling comes with an identification tag featuring a chain testing gauge. And rest assured, they fully conform to the stringent requirements of EN 818 and 1677 standards.
Here's the kicker – these slings offer more than just strength. They reduce weight by over 30% compared to traditional options and deliver up to 60% higher breaking force than Grade 80 chains. You can count on them for the toughest lifting tasks. For added convenience, each sling comes with an identification tag featuring a chain testing gauge. And rest assured, they fully conform to the stringent requirements of EN 818 and 1677 standards.
Features
- Adjustable or non-adjustable 2,3 or 4 leg slings
- Includes master link and clevis hook
- Easy to handle, extremely light construction
- Longer life patented material with high abrasion resistance
- Reduction of weight of more than 30%
- Up to 60% higher breaking force than Grade 80 chain
- Identification tag with chain testing gauge
- Conforms fully to the requirements of EN 818 and 1677
Extremely temperature resistant-60°C up to +300°C Resistance to brittle fracture < -70°C.
Overheating Indicator:
Special ICE Pink powder coating indicates the temperature in which the chain can be safely used. The ICE-Pink colour turns brown-black if used in temperatures of more than 300°C (prohibited).
