PEWAG Grade-120 Single-Leg Chain Sling, 9/32 in, Grab Hook/Sling Hook, Fixed
The PEWAG Chain Sling (SKU 3G-OTH-407919) is a Grade-120 single-leg chain sling with a 9/32 in chain trade size, featuring a sling hook and a grab hook. Manufactured by PEWAG (MPN 7G120SSG/10), this steel sling has a…
SKU 3G-OTH-407919
Also listed as: 7G120SSG10 · 7G120SSG 10 · 7G120SSG-10
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Product Description
The PEWAG Chain Sling (SKU 3G-OTH-407919) is a Grade-120 single-leg chain sling with a 9/32 in chain trade size, featuring a sling hook and a grab hook. Manufactured by PEWAG (MPN 7G120SSG/10), this steel sling has a fixed configuration.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a PEWAG Grade-120 single-leg chain sling used for?
A PEWAG Grade-120 single-leg chain sling is used for heavy lifting and rigging in industrial settings such as construction, manufacturing, and material handling. Its 9/32 in chain and grab/sling hook configuration provide secure load control for overhead lifting applications.
What are the specifications of the PEWAG 7G120SSG/10 chain sling?
The PEWAG 7G120SSG/10 chain sling has a 9/32 in chain trade size, Grade 120 chain, and a fixed configuration with a grab hook and sling hook. It is made of steel and manufactured by PEWAG. The sling hook type is a sling hook, and the MPN is 7G120SSG/10.
Where to buy PEWAG chain slings worldwide?
3G Electric supplies PEWAG chain slings worldwide, handling full logistics and customs clearance for global delivery. As a sourcing partner, we provide genuine PEWAG lifting equipment to industrial buyers, ensuring compliance with international shipping requirements.
How to inspect a PEWAG Grade-120 chain sling before use?
Before each use, inspect the PEWAG chain sling for stretched links, cracks, nicks, or wear on the 9/32 in chain and hooks. Check that the grab hook and sling hook operate freely and that the Grade 120 marking is legible. Follow OSHA and ASME B30.9 guidelines for safe lifting.
