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PEWAG Grade-100 Lifting Chain - Grade-100 Lifting Chains
PEWAGGrade-100 Lifting Chains

PEWAG Grade-100 Lifting Chain

The PEWAG Chain is a Grade-100 lifting chain with a 9/32 in trade size, constructed from alloy steel. It features a straight link type and has a working load limit of 4,300 lb, identified by manufacturer part number…

SKU 3G-OTH-328448

Also listed as: WIN710 · WIN7 10 · WIN7-10

Brand
PEWAG
Item
Grade-100 Lifting Chain
Part Number
WIN7/10
Category
Grade-100 Lifting Chains
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Also known as:WIN7/10PEWAG
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
WIN7/10
Type
Alloy Steel, Straight
Link Type
Straight
Chain Grade
100
Working Load Limit
4,300 lb

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Product Description

The PEWAG Chain is a Grade-100 lifting chain with a 9/32 in trade size, constructed from alloy steel. It features a straight link type and has a working load limit of 4,300 lb, identified by manufacturer part number WIN7/10.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is PEWAG Grade-100 lifting chain used for?

PEWAG Grade-100 lifting chain is used for overhead lifting, rigging, and towing in industrial settings such as construction, manufacturing, and mining. Its 4,300 lb working load limit and alloy steel construction make it suitable for heavy-duty load securement and hoisting applications where high strength and durability are required.

What are the specifications of PEWAG Chain WIN7/10?

The PEWAG Chain WIN7/10 is a Grade-100 lifting chain with a 9/32 in trade size, made from alloy steel. It has a straight link type and a working load limit of 4,300 lb. The manufacturer part number is WIN7/10, and it is designed for demanding lifting and rigging tasks.

Where to buy PEWAG Chain WIN7/10 worldwide?

You can source the PEWAG Chain WIN7/10 through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time; we supply genuine PEWAG lifting chains to industrial buyers internationally.

How to select the right PEWAG lifting chain for my application?

To select the right PEWAG lifting chain, match the working load limit (4,300 lb for WIN7/10) to your load weight, and ensure the chain grade (100) and link type (straight) suit your rigging setup. Always consult a qualified engineer and follow manufacturer guidelines for safe use. 3G Electric can help source the correct PEWAG chain for your needs.

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Common applications for PEWAG
Construction — PEWAG Grade-80 lifting chain (e.g., SA10/10) for overhead lifting of building materials.
Manufacturing — PEWAG Grade-80 chain (e.g., SA13/25) used in rigging and load securement for heavy machinery.
Logistics — PEWAG Grade-80 chain (e.g., SA7/5) for towing and securing loads during transport.
Oil and gas — PEWAG Grade-80 chain (e.g., SA10/30) for rigging in maintenance and equipment handling.
Marine — PEWAG Grade-80 chain (e.g., SA13/7) for lifting and mooring applications in shipyards.
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3G Electric supplies PEWAG grade-100 lifting chains. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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