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  • Grade 80 Chain Sling EN 818-4
  • Grade 80 Chain Sling EN 818-4
  • Grade 80 Chain Sling EN 818-4
  • Grade 80 Chain Sling EN 818-4
  • Grade 80 Chain Sling EN 818-4
  • Grade 80 Chain Sling EN 818-4
  • Grade 80 Chain Sling EN 818-4
  • Grade 80 Chain Sling EN 818-4
  • Grade 80 Chain Sling EN 818-4
  • Grade 80 Chain Sling EN 818-4

Grade 80 Chain Sling EN 818-4

No.5030

The H-Lift Grade 80 Chain Sling is manufactured to EN 818-4 standards, offering high-strength alloy steel construction for demanding lifting applications. Available in single, double, triple, and quad-leg configurations, these slings provide versatile load distribution options with adjustable features for leveling off-center loads safely and efficiently.

  • EN 818-4 certified Grade 80 alloy steel
  • Single, double, triple, and quad-leg configurations
  • Adjustable slings with shortening hooks available
  • Superior strength-to-weight ratio for heavy loads
  • Versatile design for balanced and irregular load handling
  • Technical Data

  • Grade 8 Chain Sling EN 818-4

Full Compliance

Manufactured strictly to EN 818-4 standards, ensuring a 4:1 safety factor for maximum reliability.

Versatile Configurations

Available in Single (1-Leg), Double (2-Leg), Triple (3-Leg), and Quad (4-Leg) configurations.

Premium Alloy Steel

Constructed from heat-treated Grade 80 alloy steel, offering superior durability and abrasion resistance.

Temperature Resistant

Operating safely from -40°C to +200°C without reduction in Working Load Limit (WLL).

Q: What is the temperature limit for Grade 80 chain slings?
A: Grade 80 chain slings can be used between -40°C and +200°C without any reduction in capacity. Between 200°C and 300°C, the capacity is reduced to 90%.
Q: How often should chain slings be inspected?
A: Chain slings should be inspected before every use. A thorough examination by a competent person is required at least every 12 months.

Chain Sling Components

  • Master Link: The top ring that attaches to the crane hook.
  • Connecting Link: "Hammerlock" couplers connecting chain to fittings.
  • Hooks & Fittings:
    Sling Hook (Safety Latch)
    Grab Hook (Shortening)
    Self-Locking Hook
    Foundry Hook
  • ID Tag: Mandatory metal tag showing Grade, Size, WLL, and ID.
Applicable Standards

EN 818-4 • AS/NZS 3775 • ASME B30.9

Chain Sling Angle Chart
Load Angles

The angle between legs is critical. As the angle increases, the stress on each leg increases. Ratings are typically based on a 90° included angle (45° from vertical).

Chain Sling Reach Diagram
Measuring Reach

Reach is measured from the upper bearing point of the master link to the lower bearing point of the hook. Shortening clutches allow for adjustable reach.

Select Configuration

EUROPEAN STANDARD EN 818-4 | LIFTING CHAIN SLINGS

Standard Overview

The Machinery Directive stipulates that where chain with welded links is used for lifting accessories it is to be of short line type and for the purposes of this standard this is chain having a ratio of nominal pitch to nominal size of 3:1.

This European Standard specifies the requirements related to safety, methods of rating and testing of single-, two-, three-, four-leg and endless chain slings assembled by:

Mechanical joining devices
Welding

using short link grade 8 medium tolerance lifting chain conforming to EN 818-2 together with the appropriate range of components of the same grade.

Technical Definitions

Chain Sling
Assembly consisting of a chain leg or chain legs joined to upper and lower terminals for attaching loads to the hook of a crane or other lifting machine.
Nominal Size of Chain Sling
The nominal size of short link chain, in millimetres, used in the manufacture of the chain sling.
Nominal Grade of Chain Sling
For the purpose of designation in accordance with annex C, is the same as the grade of the short link chain used in the manufacture of the chain sling i.e. 8.
Master Link
A link forming the upper terminal of a chain by means of which the chain sling is attached to the hook of a crane or other lifting machine.
Length of a Leg
For a finished chain sling, is the length from the lower bearing point of the lower terminal to the upper bearing point of the upper terminal.
Intermediate Master Link
A link used to connect one or two legs of a sling to a master link.
Lower Terminal
A link, hook or other device fitted at the end of a leg of a sling, remote from the master link or upper terminal.
Mechanical Joining Device
A means of connection which does not depend on welding. It may be integral with a component or be a separate component.
Joining Link
A welded link fitted to the end of a chain to connect it either directly or through an intermediate link to an upper or lower terminal or intermediate master link or in the case of an endless chain sling to the other end of the chain.
Intermediate Link
A welded link used to form a connection between the terminal and the joining link fitted to the chain.
Manufacturing Proof Force (MPF)
A force applied during manufacture as a test to the whole chain sling or a force applied as a test to a section of chain sling.
Working Load Limit (WLL)
The maximum mass which a sling is authorized to sustain in general lifting service.
Master Link Assembly
Assembly consisting of a master link together with two intermediate master links.

Working Load Limits Reference

Working Load Limits EN 818-4

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