Alloy Chain

Alloy steel chains are renowned for their exceptional strength, durability, and resistance to abrasion, making them a preferred choice in various industrial applications. These chains are specifically designed for chain slings used in lifting operations. 

Manufactured from hardened and tempered alloy steel, they possess the necessary toughness and resilience to withstand high impact forces. This allows them to safely lift and handle heavy loads in industries such as automotive and construction.

One of the notable advantages of alloy steel chains is their ability to conform to the shape of the loads they are used on, ensuring a secure and reliable lifting operation. They are capable of withstanding rigorous conditions and can handle lifting tasks involving hot materials, making them suitable for applications that involve high temperatures.

Alloy steel chains are commonly utilized in conjunction with lifting equipment, such as cranes and hoists, to facilitate the movement of materials in industrial settings. Their robust construction and resistance to wear make them ideal for prolonged and demanding use.

Overall, alloy steel chains are highly sought after for their exceptional strength, durability, abrasion resistance, versatility, and ability to handle challenging lifting and pulling tasks in various industries.

Certainly! Here are some common industrial uses of alloy steel chains:

- Lifting and moving heavy loads in construction sites

- Rigging in offshore oil and gas operations

- Hoisting equipment in manufacturing plants

- Material handling in warehouses and distribution centers

- Securing cargo on trucks and trailers for transportation

- Suspension systems for overhead cranes and hoists

- Anchoring and towing in marine and shipyard applications

- Logging and forestry operations for skidding and pulling

- Mining and quarrying for heavy-duty material extraction

- Power transmission and conveyor systems in industrial settings

These are just a few examples, as alloy steel chains have versatile applications across a wide range of industries where robust and reliable lifting and pulling solutions are required.

Note:

Do not use alloy steel chains that have been heated above 1,000 degrees F (538 degrees C). Remove them from service.Alloy chain slings exposed to temperatures above 400 degrees F (205 degrees C) have reduced load ratings. Reductions in rated load for Grade 80 alloy chain slings and Grade 100 alloy chain slings used at and after exposure to elevated temperatures are available upon request. The strength of alloy steel chain slings can be affected by chemically active environments. Consult Horizon Cable Service before the alloy chain sling is to be used in chemically active environments !!