Grade 80 Chain Slings – 4 Legs for sale from All About Lifting & Safety

Grade 80 Chain Slings – 4 Legs

A Chain Sling is one of the most versatile and durable pieces of heavy lifting equipment currently on the market. They are easy to repair, cheap to buy and most importantly fit a wide range of purposes across every industry.

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At All About Lifting & Safety, our team of qualified professionals are focused on helping you choose the right product for you. The wrong size or strength of chain sling can result in serious damage to the item being lifted and to the personnel operation the lift.

Chain sling strength. One of the most important selection criteria for an appropriate chain sling is choosing one that is strong enough to manage the loads you have in mind. Overloading a chain sling will only lead to damage of the equipment and possibly injury in the workplace.
Safe working load. When using a chain sling (or any heavy lifting equipment) you should never exceed the safe working load of the equipment to prevent injury or damage to the equipment.
Check it. You should visually inspect your chain before you begin using it to check for signs of damage. You should also have an All About Lifting & Safety professional inspect it periodically for any more fundamental faults.
Clean surfaces. Make sure the surface of the item you’re lifting and the chain sling are clean, dry and free of oils, etc.

Specifications of this product

Chain Size (mm)	Length of Chain (m)	WLL (tonnes)
8mm	2m	3.5t
8mm	3m	3.5t
8mm	4m	3.5t
8mm	6m	3.5t
8mm	8m	3.5t
10mm	4m	5.5t
10mm	6m	5.5t
10mm	8m	5.5t
13mm	6m	9.2t
13mm	8m	9.2t
16mm	6m	13.8t
16mm	8m	13.8t
20mm	6m	21.6t
20mm	8m	21.6t
22mm	6m	26.0t
22mm	8m	26.0t
26mm	4m	36.7t
26mm	6m	36.7t
26mm	8m	36.7t
32mm	3m	54.5t
32mm	4m	54.5t
32mm	6m	54.5t
32mm	8m	54.5t

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Chain sling strength. One of the most important selection criteria for an appropriate chain sling is choosing one that is strong enough to manage the loads you have in mind. Overloading a chain sling will only lead to damage of the equipment and possibly injury in the workplace.
Safe working load. When using a chain sling (or any heavy lifting equipment) you should never exceed the safe working load of the equipment to prevent injury or damage to the equipment.
Check it. You should visually inspect your chain before you begin using it to check for signs of damage. You should also have an All About Lifting & Safety professional inspect it periodically for any more fundamental faults.
Clean surfaces. Make sure the surface of the item you’re lifting and the chain sling are clean, dry and free of oils, etc.

Specifications of this product

Chain Size (mm)	Length of Chain (m)	WLL (tonnes)
8mm	2m	3.5t
8mm	3m	3.5t
8mm	4m	3.5t
8mm	6m	3.5t
8mm	8m	3.5t
10mm	4m	5.5t
10mm	6m	5.5t
10mm	8m	5.5t
13mm	6m	9.2t
13mm	8m	9.2t
16mm	6m	13.8t
16mm	8m	13.8t
20mm	6m	21.6t
20mm	8m	21.6t
22mm	6m	26.0t
22mm	8m	26.0t
26mm	4m	36.7t
26mm	6m	36.7t
26mm	8m	36.7t
32mm	3m	54.5t
32mm	4m	54.5t
32mm	6m	54.5t
32mm	8m	54.5t

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AI Overview BETA

Grade 80 four-leg chain slings are heavy lifting equipment used for raising and handling loads. Working load limits range from 3.5 to 54.5 tonnes, helping buyers select a sling rated for the specific load they need to lift. Across every industry, work teams can use these slings, which are easy to repair between different jobs.

Chain sizes range from 8 mm to 32 mm
Chain lengths range from 2 m to 8 m
Visually inspect the chain before use for signs of damage
All About Lifting & Safety professionals inspect chains periodically for fundamental faults
Keep the sling and load surfaces clean, dry and free of oils

Source: listing by All About Lifting & Safety on IndustrySearch · Updated 2 Nov 2026

AI Overview is generated by artificial intelligence and may contain mistakes.

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