Custom Chain Sling Request Form

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Custom Chain Slings

Need a custom chain sling manufactured to your specifications? Complete the form below and a member of our sales team will contact you with prices and options.

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Custom Sling Options Include:

Chain Grade: Choose Grade 100 or Grade 120 alloy chain.
Brand and Components: Select Domestic, KWB, Gunnebo, or Pewag.
Chain Size and Length: Specify the chain diameter and finished sling length needed for the lift.
Leg Configuration: Choose a 1-, 2-, 3-, or 4-leg sling.
End Fittings: Select top and bottom hardware from a variety of common options, or request a custom fitting .

If you're unsure of exact specs, provide the working load limit required for the lift and we'll help you design the right chain sling for the job.

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Grade 100 Chain

A common choice for overhead lifting, Grade 100 alloy chain provides high strength and fatigue resistance. It is 25% stronger than Grade 80 chain, allowing strong lifting capacity without moving to the premium Grade 120 option.
Grade 120 Chain

The premium chain grade offered for custom slings. Grade 120 is 50% stronger than Grade 80, which can provide greater lifting capacity with a lighter chain sling in compatible configurations.
Trusted Brands

Choose from Domestic, KWB, Gunnebo, or Pewag options shown in the quote form. Brand selection affects the chain and hardware components used to build the sling, subject to availability for the requested configuration.
Chain Size

Select from 9/32", 5/16", 3/8", 1/2", 5/8", or 3/4" chain as shown in the quote form. The appropriate size depends on the required working load limit, grade, and sling configuration.
Sling Length

Specify the finished length needed for the lift. Length works together with the number of legs, connection points, and load geometry to determine how the sling fits the application.

Single-Leg Slings

A single chain leg provides a straightforward connection for vertical lifting applications and other lifts designed around one load-bearing leg. Capacity depends on chain grade and size.
2-Leg Slings

Two chain legs connect the load to a common upper connection and can support lifts requiring two pick points. Working load limit varies with chain size and the angle of lift.
3-Leg Slings

Three-leg assemblies provide three load connection points for loads designed to be supported from multiple locations. Sling angle, chain size, and load distribution all affect the required configuration.
4-Leg Slings

Four-leg assemblies provide the maximum leg count offered in the quote form for loads requiring four connection points. Final capacity depends on chain size, grade, sling angle, and the lift setup.

Sling Hooks

A versatile hook option for connecting the sling to suitable lifting points.
Grab Hooks

Grab hooks are designed to engage chain and are useful when the connection or application calls for a compact chain-grabbing fitting.
Foundry Hooks

Foundry hooks feature a wide throat for applications where a larger opening makes connection easier.
Self-Locking Hooks

Self-locking hooks close and lock under load, providing a secure connection for lifting applications where that style of hook is preferred.
Master Links / Master Grabs

Master links provide an oblong connection point most commonly used at the top of multi-leg chain sling assemblies. Some come with an adjuster built-in so you can shorten the sling length easily on the job.