Beaver G50 Stainless Steel Lifting Chain G316
Beaver Grade 50 stainless steel lifting chain is manufactured from Grade 316 stainless steel, and tested in accordance with AS 4797. Its high corrosion resistant properties make it ideal for lifting in envronments such as water treatment plants, waste management, and food processing.This chain carries the mark "G5" stamped on every link along its entire length for easy identification.Â
Features:
- Corrosion Resistant: Grade 50 stainless steel is highly resistant to corrosion, making it ideal for use in harsh environments such as marine and offshore applications.Â
- Strength and Durability: Grade 50 stainless steel has high tensile strength and excellent durability for heavy-duty lifting and rigging applications.
- Resistance to High Temperatures: Grade 50 stainless steel can withstand high temperatures in high-heat environments.
- Low Maintenance: Stainless steel is easy to clean and maintain, reducing the need for frequent replacements and repairs.
Approved Standards:
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Meets Australian Standard AS 4797
| Product code | Nominal Size | WLL | S | R | F | Finish | m/100kg |
| WOX10 | 10mm | 2t | 10mm | 30mm | 33.5mm | Stainless Steel | 45m/100kg |
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Warranty:
Returns will be accepted for faulty or defective goods and any other non-excludable obligations of Beaver Brands set out in The Competition and Consumer Act 2010, Schedule 2, Australian Consumer Law or similar State and Territory legislation.
Returns are subject to customer following Beaver Brands' recommended care and maintenance instructions which can be found on the garments swing tag. Beaver Brands garments found to be faulty will be replaced at no cost.
Items that are sourced from 3rd party distributors will carry their own manufacturer’s warranty.
Please contact customercare@beaver.com.au to find out your FIS threshold.
Orders typically ship within 1 working day from our National Distribution Centre located in Erksine Park, NSW.