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Chain slings are built for lifting heavy loads in industrial and recovery settings. Their robust design handles tough conditions where strength is essential. Available in multiple configurations, they adapt to a wide range of lifting tasks. Depend on chain slings for reliable performance on every lift.

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Lift-All G100 Adjust-A-Link Sling

Made from Grade 100 alloy steel chain, alloy steel master link and two sling hooks. All Adjust-A-Link Slings are factory tested and OSHA certified. Not for recovery. Note: ADL1D and ADL3A are made with Grade 80 chain.
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Chain Slings: Rugged Solutions for Lifting, Rigging, and Recovery

Chain slings are essential tools for heavy-duty lifting, rigging, and recovery operations. Designed for strength, durability, and versatility, chain slings allow operators to safely handle a wide range of loads in industrial, construction, and commercial settings. At Zip’s, we carry top brands like All–Grip, Lift-All, B/A Products, and Gunnebo, ensuring every chain sling meets rigorous quality and safety standards.

Why Choose Chain Slings

Chain slings are the go-to solution when strength and reliability are critical. Their primary benefits include:

  • Durability: Made from high-grade alloy steel, these slings resist wear, corrosion, and deformation under heavy loads.
  • Versatility: Available in single leg, 2 leg chain slings, 3 leg chain slings, and 4 leg chain slings, as well as adjustable configurations like the 4 leg adjustable chain sling.
  • Safety: Properly rated slings prevent accidents and damage, with clearly marked working load limits (WLL).
  • Precision handling: Adjustable and multi-leg slings allow for secure, balanced lifting of irregular or awkward loads.

Whether you need a lifting chain sling for industrial rigging or a recovery chain sling for towing and heavy equipment, these slings provide the reliability required for demanding applications.

Best-Selling Chain Slings

These slings are engineered for reliability under extreme conditions, offering options from single leg chain slings to 4 leg chain slings for versatile lifting needs.

Shopping Guide: Choosing the Right Chain Sling

When selecting a chain sling, consider these key factors:

  • Number of legs: Single leg slings handle simple lifts, while 2 leg, 3 leg, and 4 leg chain slings provide stability for complex or heavy loads.
  • Chain grade and material: Alloy steel slings, including alloy steel chain slings, offer superior strength and wear resistance.
  • Working load limit (WLL): Always choose a sling with a WLL rated above the heaviest load you intend to lift.
  • Adjustability: Adjustable chain slings like the 4 leg adjustable chain sling allow flexibility in lifting angles and load distribution.
  • Length and attachment type: Ensure the chain sling is the correct length for your rigging setup and compatible with hooks or lifting points.

Properly matched slings improve safety, efficiency, and load control during lifting or recovery operations.

FAQ: Chain Slings

What is a chain sling used for?
A chain sling is used for lifting, rigging, and recovery operations, providing a durable and reliable method to move heavy or awkward loads.

What is the difference between a single-leg and multi-leg chain sling?
Single-leg slings are suitable for simple vertical lifts. 2 leg, 3 leg, and 4 leg chain slings distribute weight across multiple points for enhanced stability and balance.

Are adjustable chain slings safe?
Yes, adjustable chain slings like the Lift-All G100 Adjust-A-Link Sling are rated for safe lifting as long as they are used within their working load limits and inspected regularly.

What materials are chain slings made from?
Most heavy-duty chain slings are constructed from alloy steel, which provides high strength, durability, and resistance to wear and corrosion.

How do I choose the right chain sling for my lift?
Consider the number of legs, load weight, chain grade, length, and attachment compatibility. Always select a sling rated above the maximum weight of your load.