Choose stainless G80 lifting chains for brine, wash-down, and clean zones.

Compare G80 and G100: capacity gains, headroom, and total cost for chain lifting.

Plan angles, size by WLL, guard edges, and inspect G80 slings for safe lifts.

10mm chains lift more than you think! Learn load limits, safety standards, and industrial uses of these slim yet strong chains.

Selecting the right lifting chains is critical for operational safety and efficiency in industries ranging from automotive repair to heavy logistics. This guide focuses on key equipment types and their technical specifications, tailored to address real-world challenges faced by maintenance engineers, rigging specialists, and transportation managers.

A G80 lifting chain is an alloy steel chain of Grade 80 utilized in heavy loading work. Following the ISO, ASTM, and EN standards, they are rich in tensile strength, longer in lifespan, and safer compared to other types of chains when it comes to usage in the construction, mining, and logistical industries. How and why, however, do they differ from typical chains?

Let us explain the risks associated with using lower-quality chains, benefits of using G80 products, and the reason TOPONE's products lead the market.

Alloy chain slings are designed for overhead lifting and offer unmatched durability. They provide excellent performance in harsh environments.

Grade 80 chain is manufactured from heat treated alloy steel, and is ideal for heavy duty lifting applications.

It meets standard EN 818-4, Short-Link chain for lifting Purposes and is high strength, rugged, versatile and low-weight.