2PCS 5/16"x6' G80 Chain Lifting Sling 2 Legs 3T/6600lbs Capacity w/ Grab Hooks

5/16" x 6' G80 Double Leg Chain Lifting Sling with Grab Hooks

This heavy-duty G80 chain lifting sling is designed to safely hoist, rig, and secure heavy loads up to 6,600 pounds during industrial overhead lifting operations.

Overview

This 5/16" x 6' G80 chain lifting sling provides a safe and reliable rigging solution for heavy-duty industrial and construction hoisting. Equipped with two durable legs and high-strength grab hooks, this industrial-grade G80 chain lifting sling is engineered to handle demanding rigging tasks with a 6,600-pound load capacity. Professional riggers and shop operators rely on this G80 chain lifting sling to manage heavy machinery, steel beams, and bulky cargo with maximum stability.

Built For Performance

• Grade 80 alloy steel construction ensures exceptional durability, wear resistance, and high tensile strength.
• Dual-leg configuration features a 5/16-inch chain diameter and a 6-foot working length for balanced heavy lifting.
• Heavy-duty grab hooks on each leg provide secure attachment points that prevent slipping during operation.
• Certified lifting capacity of 3 tons (6,600 pounds) at a 60-degree loading angle facilitates substantial industrial rigging.
• Package includes two complete lifting slings to accommodate multi-point lifting setups.

On-The-Job Use

• Hoisting heavy components, engines, and gearboxes in automotive repair shops and industrial manufacturing facilities.
• Securing and moving steel plates, structural beams, and construction materials on active building sites.
• Loading and unloading heavy machinery, agricultural equipment, and bulky freight from transport trailers.
• Rigging maritime cargo and shipping containers at docks, warehouses, and logistics hubs.

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: Can this chain sling be used for overhead lifting? A: Yes, Grade 80 alloy steel chains are specifically rated and approved for overhead lifting applications when used within their rated load capacities.

Q: How should I inspect the chain sling before use? A: Visually check the chains and hooks for any signs of wear, stretching, cracks, or deformation prior to every lift. Ensure the load weight does not exceed the 6,600-pound limit.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.