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CONNECTING LINK,REG.1/2",752G
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- Part Number: 5200834
- UPC: 00020418074769
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Product Overview
1/2" Connecting Link, Forged Carbon Steel, Galvanized, 10 Pcs per Box
Specifications
Details
Industrial Category:
Material Handling
Industrial Subcategory:
Chain and Chain Accessories
Industrial Subtype:
Connecting and Clevis Links
A Dimension:
1-23/32 in
B Dimension:
2-11/16 in
Base Unit of Measure:
EA
C Dimension:
21/32 in
Case Pack Qty.:
10
Country of Origin:
United States
Coupon Headline:
Regular Connecting Links, C-752-S, C-752-G, A-752-S
D Dimension:
1-7/16 in
Delivery Unit:
10
Finish:
Galvanized
Foreign Trade Code:
7315900000
Headline:
Regular Connecting Links, C-752-S, C-752-G, A-752-S
Item Weight (lbs):
0.390 lb
Material:
Carbon Steel
Minimum Order Quantity:
500
Packaging:
Industrial Box/Carton
Packaging Type:
Boxed
Set:
No
Shelf Pack Qty.:
10
Table Description:
1/2" Connecting Link, Forged Carbon Steel, Galvanized, 10 Pcs per Box
Trade Size Fractional:
1/2 in
UNSPSC:
Hooks
UPC Code:
020418074769
Weight (SAP):
0.39
Weight Each (lb):
0.39
Working Load Limit:
4750 lb
Other Details
4 to 1 Design Factor
Any Assembly Made Using Connecting Links Should be Rated at the Working Load Limit of the Weakest Component.
DO NOT EXCEED THE WORKING LOAD LIMIT
Drop-Forged Heat-Treated Carbon or Alloy Steel
For Proper Closure, Peen the Prongs to Fill the Hole of the Mating Half as Much as Possible
Make Sure the Connecting Link Used is the Same Size as the Components Being Joined. e.g., a 3/8 in. Connecting Link is Used with 3/8 in. Chain
Meets Design Requirements of Federal Specification RR-C-271D, Type II
NEVER Re-Use a Connecting Link
Standard Finish is Self-Colored or Galvanized to Meet ASTM A-153 Specifications
The Working Load Limit of Connecting Links is Based on a Straight Line Pull. Any Side or Shock Loading Will Significantly Reduce the Actual Working Load Limit.