Grade 100 Coupling Links

Name: Grade 100 Coupling Links
Rating: 5 (99 reviews)

The SAFETYLIFT Grade 100 Coupling Links is a Grade 100 coupling link that joins two lengths of chain, or connects chain to another rigging component, without needing a weld. It is forged from Grade 100 alloy steel and heat treated to match the working load limit of the connected chain, in line with Grade 100 (G100) chain sling hardware. This item is commonly specified for repairing, extending or configuring Grade 100 chain assemblies and slings. As with all SAFETYLIFT wire rope and rigging hardware, each batch is inspected for dimensional accuracy and material quality before it leaves our factory, so customers receive a fitting that performs consistently and predictably in the field.

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Basic Information

SIZE WORKING LOAD LIMIT (LBS.) WEIGHT/PIECE (LBS.)

9/32" 4,300 0.50

5/16" 5,700 0.75

3/8" 8,800 1.05

1/2" 15,000 1.71

5/8" 22,600 3.9

3/4" 35,300 6.0

About Us

Since 2004,
Xintiande Metals has always been specialised in the field of steel wire rope manufacturing.

The factory covers an area of 20,000 square metres and employs more than 200 people, including more than 20 engineers and technicians. As Grade 100 Coupling Links Suppliers in China, equipped with advanced equipments and total quality control system, the factory has strong international supply capability. supply Wholesale Grade 100 Coupling Links. To meet diversified application demands, GMC offers industry-leading custom services covering material selection, structural design, and mechanical property adjustments. We collaborate closely with clients to deeply understand their unique requirements, supporting full lifecycle management from prototyping to mass production.

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