G80 Steel Lifting Chain based on EN818-2 standard The G80 steel lifting chain of EN818-2 standard is a high-strength chain widely used in the field of hoisting and lifting. It is usually made of high-strength alloy steel materials, such as alloy steel containing chromium, nickel, molybdenum or 20Mn2, etc. It has excellent strength, toughness and wear resistance, can withstand large loads and extend service life.

The G100 lifting chain (CHAIN-G10) is made of special alloy steel, quenched and tempered, and conforms to EN818-8 standard (Grade 100). Compared to the common G80 chain, it increases the working load by approximately 25% at the same diameter and has better fatigue resistance. The chain has a safety factor of 4:1 and factory test certificates and classification society certifications are available.

Mining round link chain is a type of steel chain commonly used in high-performance conveyor systems within underground mining operations. These chains are designed to transmit high tensile forces and are specifically engineered for the harsh conditions found in mining environments.

A G80 clevis shortening clutch (also known as a grade 80 chain adjuster or clevis chain clutch) is used to quickly adjust the working length of a G80 alloy lifting chain. This forged alloy steel component allows you to shorten or lengthen the chain without breaking the connection.

Swivel eye bolt lifting capacity options available range from 70kg on a tiny M5 metric thread, which then incrementally increases primarily based on thread size, up to M150 on a single bolt rated to 125 tonnes, right up to a huge 250 tonnes each, which uses 12 x M48 bolts.

A DIN 580 Lifting Eye Bolt is a type of threaded bolt with a loop or eye at one end, designed for lifting and load handling purposes. These bolts adhere to the DIN 580 standard, which specifies their dimensions and properties.

A G80 Master Link Forged Chain Sling is a crucial component in lifting and rigging systems, specifically designed for connecting chain slings to lifting equipment. It's a robust, closed-loop device, typically made of forged alloy steel, used to create a secure connection point for one or more chain legs in a sling assembly. The "G80" designation refers to the grade of the steel, indicating its strength and lifting capacity.

Grade 8 Master Link Assembly is also called G80 Quad Link Assemblies. The sub-assemblies are made from alloy steel for chain slings or wire rope slings with 3 or 4 legs. The subrings will have an engineered flat upon request to avoid mismatching. The master link assembly is suitable for G80 EN818-2 lifting chains.

A G80 connecting link, also known as a hammerlock, is a type of coupling link used in industrial lifting and rigging applications. It is designed to connect Grade 80 chain slings to hooks, master links, or other chain components. The G80 designation indicates that the link is made from Grade 80 alloy steel, a material known for its high strength and toughness.

A rotary kiln chain is a specialized type of chain designed for use in rotary kilns, which are cylindrical vessels used for various industrial processes like cement production, lime calcination, and waste incineration.

High strength mining chains are specialized chains designed for use in demanding mining environments, particularly in conveyors and other heavy-duty applications. They are typically made from high-quality steel alloys and are engineered for durability, abrasion resistance, and the ability to withstand heavy loads.

The Grade 30 (G30) proof coil chain is a type of low- to medium-strength chain commonly used in various applications, such as general-purpose lifting, towing, and securing.

316 stainless steel anchor chain is a type of anchor chain made from a high-grade stainless steel alloy, specifically AISI 316, known for its excellent resistance to corrosion, especially in marine environments. It's designed for use with windlasses and offers a rust-free solution for mooring, lifting, and securing.

Multi-leg alloy steel chain slings are lifting devices constructed from multiple alloy steel chains connected to a central master link, used to lift and move heavy loads. They offer stability and balance due to multiple pickup points on the load. These slings are particularly useful for handling loads exceeding 180,000 pounds and for applications requiring uniform load distribution.