Qingdao Haosail Machinery Co., Ltd.

Australian Standard Chain-Long Link Chain Features：

• High Load-Bearing Capacity: Longer link pitches and high-grade steel construction (Grade 80/100 options) support working loads from 5t to 50t (depending on 12mm-40mm link diameters), ideal for heavy-duty tasks.

• Easy Attachment Compatibility: Extended link openings accommodate large-scale hardware—such as heavy-duty shackles, clevis hooks, and load binders—simplifying installation and reducing assembly time.

• Enhanced Durability: Heat-treated steel and seamless welded joints resist wear, shock loads, and fatigue, ensuring reliable performance even in frequent, high-stress operations (e.g., daily cargo loading).

• Corrosion & Environmental Resistance: Hot-dip galvanizing (zinc coating) prevents rust in outdoor/coastal use; epoxy-coated variants withstand chemical spills (e.g., in manufacturing plants), adapting to diverse harsh conditions.

• Standard Compliance & Traceability: Fully aligns with Australian industrial standards (e.g., AS 2321); each chain is marked with grade, WLL, and batch code, enabling easy safety verification and production traceability.

Australian Standard Chain-Long Link Chain Typical Applications:

• Heavy Transportation: Securing oversized cargo (e.g., construction machinery, industrial generators) on flatbed trucks or shipping containers, preventing shifting during long-distance transit.

• Construction & Infrastructure: Lifting heavy materials (e.g., steel girders, concrete slabs) with cranes; anchoring temporary structures (e.g., large scaffolding, bridge support frames) at construction sites.

• Marine & Offshore: Mooring medium-to-large vessels (e.g., commercial ships, tugboats) at ports; securing offshore equipment (e.g., oil rig components, fishing nets) in saltwater environments (with galvanized/epoxy finishes).

• Mining & Quarrying: Pulling and lifting heavy mining equipment (e.g., ore carts, drill rigs) in underground or open-pit mines; securing bulk mineral loads (e.g., coal, iron ore) during transport.

• Manufacturing & Warehousing: Moving large production machinery (e.g., factory assembly lines, printing presses) within facilities; securing oversized inventory (e.g., industrial parts, large appliances) in high-capacity warehouses.