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Working
Load Limits of
Chain Slings
Single
Chain Slings
Type S & C |
Double
Chain Slings - Type D
Working
load Limit in pounds when used with branches
at angle of inclination to horizontal load as shown below. |
Chain
Size
in Inches |
 |
 |
 |
 |
| Size |
On
Straight Lift |
60
Degrees |
45
Degrees |
30
Degrees |
| 7/32 |
2,100
lbs. |
3,500
lbs. |
3,000
lbs. |
2,100
lbs. |
| 9/32 |
3,500
lbs. |
6,100
lbs. |
4,900
lbs. |
3,500
lbs. |
| 3/8 |
7,100
lbs. |
12,300
lbs. |
10,000
lbs. |
7,100
lbs. |
| 1/2 |
12,000
lbs. |
20,800
lbs. |
17,000
lbs. |
12,000
lbs. |
| 5/8 |
18,100
lbs. |
31,300
lbs. |
25,600
lbs. |
18,100
lbs. |
| 3/4 |
28,300
lbs. |
49,000
lbs. |
40,000
lbs. |
28,300
lbs. |
| 7/8 |
34,200
lbs. |
59,200
lbs. |
48,400
lbs. |
34,200
lbs. |
| 1 |
47,700
lbs. |
82,600
lbs. |
67,400
lbs. |
47,700
lbs. |
| 1-1/4 |
72,300
lbs. |
125,200
lbs. |
102,200
lbs. |
72,300
lbs. |
Above
data complies with all existing federal regulations.
Caution:
Serious damage to a chain may occur when a force exceeding the
working load limit is applied to a chain or chain assembly. These
working load limits should not be exceeded.
Use of chain under heat conditions
When
the chain itself is heated to temperatures shown below, the working
load limits should be reduced as indicated.
| Temperature
of Chain |
Reduction
in
Working Load
Limit**
While Heated |
Permanent
Reduction in
Working Load
Limit*** |
| 500 Degrees
F |
none |
none |
| 600 Degrees
F |
10% |
none |
| 700 Degrees
F |
20% |
none |
| 800 Degrees
F |
30% |
none |
| 900 Degrees
F |
40% |
10% |
| 1000
Degrees F |
50% |
15% |
** While
chain is at room temperature shown in first column.
*** When chain is used at room temperature after having been
heated to temperature shown in first column. |
Triple
chain slings -- type T
Quad chain slings -- type Q |
Working
load limit in pounds when used with branches at angle of inclination
to horizontal load as shown. |
Chain
Size
in Inches |
 |
 |
 |
| Size |
60 Degrees |
45 Degrees |
30 Degrees |
| 7/32 |
5,450
lbs. |
4,450
lbs. |
3,150
lbs. |
| 9/32 |
9,100
lbs. |
7,400
lbs. |
5,200
lbs. |
| 3/8 |
18,400
lbs. |
15,100
lbs. |
10,600
lbs. |
| 1/2 |
31,200
lbs. |
25,500
lbs. |
18,000
lbs. |
| 5/8 |
47,000
lbs. |
38,400
lbs. |
27,100
lbs. |
| 3/4 |
73,500
lbs. |
60,000
lbs. |
42,400
lbs. |
| 7/8 |
88,900
lbs. |
72,500
lbs. |
51,300
lbs. |
| 1 |
123,900
lbs. |
101,200
lbs. |
71,500
lbs. |
| 1-1/4 |
187,800
lbs. |
153,400
lbs. |
108,400
lbs. |
Above data
complies with all existing federal regulations
| *
SAFETY NOTE: A
4-leg chain sling, when used on a load of rigid structure, is
usually not sustaining the load evenly on each of its four legs.
The maximum working load limits are therefore set at the same
values as for 3-leg chain slings of equal quality and size and
used with legs at same angle of inclination. |
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