Chain slings are designed for rugged, lasting service, precautions should be observed to extend the product's useful life. Certain hazards are inherent in the operation of chain slings and users must exercise intelligence, care and common sense to ensure a safe working environment.

Safety Sling Company

Working Load Limits of Alloy Chain Slings

Single Types: S and C
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System 8 is Campbell's Trade Name for Grade 80 Alloy
System 10 is Campbell's Trade Name for Grade 100 Alloy

Chain Slings

Double Type: D (Go to Online Catalog)

Triple Type: T
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System 8 is Campbell's Trade Name for Grade 80 Alloy
System 10 is Campbell's Trade Name for Grade 100 Alloy

Quadruple Type: Q (Go to Online Catalog)

Single Adjustable
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System 8 is Campbell's Trade Name for Grade 80 Alloy
System 10 is Campbell's Trade Name for Grade 100 Alloy

Chain Slings

Single Adjustable Loop (Go to Online Catalog)

Chain Slings

Double Adjustable (Go to Online Catalog)

Chain Slings

Double Adjustable Loop
(Go to Online Catalog)

System 8 is Campbell's Trade Name for Grade 80 Alloy
System 10 is Campbell's Trade Name for Grade 100 Alloy

Chain Slings

Single Basket (Go to Online Catalog)

Chain Slings

Double Basket (Go to Online Catalog)

Chain Slings

Single Endless Basket
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System 8 is Campbell's Trade Name for Grade 80 Alloy
System 10 is Campbell's Trade Name for Grade 100 Alloy

Chain Slings

Double Endless Basket (Go to Online Catalog)

Chain Slings

Working Load Limits of Systems 8 & 10

System 10 Alloy Chain Slings
Working Load Limits (Lbs.)

Chain Slings

System 8 Alloy Chain Slings
Working Load Limits (Lbs.)

Chain Slings