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Sep 09, 2018 - 03:46 PM
This chain has a 4:1 safety factor, so to get the Breaking Strength, simply multiply the Working Load Limit (WLL) x 4. In this case, 10,600 x 4 = 42,400 lbs.
What is the breaking strength of this chain? Laclede 3/8" Grade 120 Alloy Chain - 10600 lbs WLL
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ot;\u003e\u003cli\u003eGrade 120 alloy steel, domestically produced\u003c\u002fli\u003e\
u003cli\u003eRugged, versatile and the highest strength option available today\u003c\u002fli\u003e\u00
3cli\u003eQuenched and Tempered before being proof-tes... See More
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