EN 818-2 Grade 80 Lifting Chain

TOPONE®EN818-2 lifting chain. It meets the European standard for short-link lifting chains. The raw materials used are alloy steel containing CR, NI, MO elements. This makes the chain have better tensile strength and fatigue resistance.

EN 818-2 Grade 80 Lifting Chain
Introduction

TOPONE® lifting chain complies with the EN818-2 European short link chain standard and supports any cutting length. Each chain link will be tested at 2.5 times the working load before leaving the factory.

Parameter

Lifting chain drawings

Diameter

Pitch

Inside Width min.

Outside Width max.

Working Load Limit

Proof Load

Breaking Load

Weight

d

Tolerance

p

Tolerance

b1

b2

WLL

MPL

MBL

(Kg/m)

(mm)

(mm)

(mm)

(mm)

(mm)

(mm)

(t)

(KN)

(KN)

4

±0.16

12

±0.4

5.2

14.8

0.5

12.6

20.1

0.35

5

±0.20

15

±0.5

6.5

18.5

0.8

19.6

31.4

0.5

6

±0.24

18

±0.5

7.8

22.2

1.1

28.3

45.2

0.8

7

±0.28

21

±0.6

9.1

25.9

1.5

38.5

61.6

1.1

8

±0.32

24

±0.7

10.4

29.6

2.0

50.3

80.4

1.4

10

±0.40

30

±0.9

13.0

37.0

3.2

78.5

126

2.2

13

±0.52

39

±1.2

16.9

48.1

5.3

133

212

3.8

16

±0.64

48

±1.4

20.8

59.2

8.0

201

322

5.7

18

±0.90

54

±1.6

23.4

66.6

10.0

254

407

7.3

19

±1.00

57

±1.7

24.7

70.3

11.2

284

454

8.1

20

±1.00

60

±1.8

26.0

74.0

12.5

314

503

9.0

22

±1.10

66

±2.0

28.6

81.4

15.0

380

608

10.9

23

±1.20

69

±2.1

29.9

85.1

16.0

415

665

12.0

25

±1.30

75

±2.2

32.5

92.5

20.0

491

785

14.1

26

±1.30

78

±2.3

33.8

96.2

21.2

531

849

15.2

28

±1.40

84

±2.5

36.4

104.0

25.0

616

985

17.6

32

±1.60

96

±2.9

41.6

118.0

31.5

804

1290

23.0

  • Work Load Limit (WLL) is the maximum load which the chains are designed to sustain in lifting use. The mean stress at this load is 200N/MM² (MPA) and is based on a 4:1 factor of safety.
  • Manufacturing Proof Force (MPF) is the force to which during manufacture the chain is subjected to. The mean stress at this load is 500N/MM² (MPA) which is 2.5 times the working load limit.
  • Minimum Breaking Load (MBL) is the minimum force of which the chain must withstand before failure. The mean stress at this load is 800N/MM² (MPA). The minimum elongation before failure is 20%.


Standards

!This product can be used for Overhead Lfting. It is strictly prohibited to use it in excess of the working load (WLL).

!Any surface coating will affect the mechanical properties of the chain.Please ask staff for details.

We follow standards:

EN 818-1
EN 818-2


Optional surface treatment: natural black, powder coating, black electrophoresis, electro-galvanizing, hot-dip galvanizing, Dacromet.


Chain lifted loads should never be transported or suspended over people.

Chain should be inspected every six months for cracks, gouges, wear, elongation, nicks, and suitability.

Chain performance can be effected by excessive temperatures or exposure to chemically active environments such as acids, corrosive liquids or fumes.

When mixing chain and components such as hooks and links, all should be rated at the work load limit of the lowest rated component or chain.


Ambient temperature during use:

Min.: -40 ℃

Max.: 200 ℃

If the application scenario exceeds or is lower than the recommended operating temperature, please consult the staff to see if it is feasible.

Q & A
What is the safety factor of Grade 80 chain?
4:1. Of course in some cases you may need 6:1 or 8:1, if you are not sure, please contact our sales staff.
What grade chain is the strongest?
The strongest chain grade at present is Grade 120. The mainstream chain grades in the market are Grade 100 and Grade 80. In general, Grade 80 chain can meet normal use.
Are there other sizes available?
Each chain sling we produce has a unique code. We can trace it back to the raw materials based on this code. We ensure that each chain sling is verified to 2.5 times the safe working load before leaving the factory. We ensure that each batch of chain slings is tested to 4 times the safe working load (breaking load test) before leaving the factory.
What is the difference between grade 100 and grade 80 chain slings? Which one should I choose?
Grade 100 chain slings have better performance than grade 80 chain slings. Of course, the price is definitely higher. Under the same working load, grade 100 chain slings are 25~35% lighter than grade 80 chain slings. They are also more resistant to extreme temperatures and have higher elongation.
Our chains are mostly exported to more than 30 countries
both in European and Asian markets.