20MM x 100MM Galvanised Long Link Chain - Caravan Secure Tether Galv

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Ed Lopez (2020-07-09). "Army engineers develop greater lethality, speed to support future combat vehicle". US Army. Picatiny Arsenal, New Jersey . Retrieved 2020-10-22. Note: The chain fittings show above are the more popular hooks and leg length adjusters types. Chain sling assemblies can be supplied with alternative fittings in Grade 8, Grade 10 or Grade 12 to suit your requirements... All of the 11mm through 19mm Protector chains plus the 25mm Titan chain are all long-link designs so there is no need for a special elongated end link.

Except where special provision is made, do not allow anyone to pass under or ride upon the load. The area should be kept clear. Beware that the largest chains here are too big to fit many 'ordinary' ground anchors. The 19mm and smaller chains fit all our ground anchors, but the 25mm will only fit the Torc Mega anchor plus the Sub Major out of our range, for example. Note that the 25mm is not recommended with the Maxi as it is very tight fit and manufacturing tolerances mean it is unwise to expect it to fit. Galvanised chain is still long lasting (although not as long as stainless), but a cheaper alternative to Stainless. The Protector 11mm chain has the following link dimensions (nominal): 84 x 42mm outside; 64 x 20mm inside. It is constructed from 11mm diameter bar and usually has a bronze coloured fabric sleeve (adding about 4mm maximum to the width noted above). It will fit through a round hole about 46mm diameter, or a rectangular hole around 45 x 26mm. Also available as a Noose Chain - see below. Slings should only be used by trained operatives who understand the methods of rating and application of mode factors.**** Safe use of Slings

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Do not attempt lifting operations unless you understand the use of the equipment, the slinging procedures and the mode factors to be applied. Sold Secure Motorcycle/Caravan/ATV/Motor Scooter/Bicycle/Commercial Vehicles/Car & Van Gold Police Preferred Specification As of 2019 [update], "chain gun" is a registered trademark of Northrop Grumman Innovation Systems (formerly Orbital ATK, following several mergers and acquisitions after Hughes Helicopters) for "externally-powered machine guns". [3] Design [ edit ] Police Approval: The Protector 11/13/16/19/22mm chains are all accredited under the UK Police Secured-by-Design initiative. They are all Police Preferred Specification.

Further information is given in: ** HSE Guidance Note PM 39 - Hydrogen Embrittlement of Grade T Chain .* The Code of Practice for the Safe Use of Lifting Equipment, published by: LEEA GENERAL PURPOSE SLINGING PRACTICESingle Leg Chains, 2 Leg Chains, 3 Leg and 4 Leg Chain slings at any length to suit your application with a shortening clutch fitted for leg length adjustment Quad bikes/ATVs are usually easier to secure than 2-wheel motorbikes but, again, you have to be careful that you really are looping the chain through something structural and not removable. E.g. the rear axle looks appealing but it's no good if the thief can slip off the chain simply by removing a wheel! Suspension wishbones etc are attached with a couple of bolts that can be easily removed. Most quads do have frames with structural members that are suitable but you have to look for them, and ideally loop the chain through several of them. Slings are available in single, two, three and four leg or endless form. In practice it will be found that chain, wire rope and fibre rope slings are available in any of these configurations but that flat woven webbing is limited to single leg and endless whilst roundslings are only supplied in endless form. The maximum load that a sling may lift in use will be governed by the slinging arrangement (mode of use) and may vary from the marked SWL.** In the case of textile slings the SWL for the various modes of use is usually given on the information label. In other cases it is necessary to multiply the marked SWL by a mode factor.*** Chain slings are available in a range of material grades, sizes and assemblies. Select the slings to be used and plan the lift taking the following into account: Q: I need multiple cut lengths of this chain as I can not cut the Chain myself, can this be arranged?