William Hackett Hack8 Grade 8 Lifting Chain – 1 Meter Lengths
WHL-LC-G8
Heavy-duty Grade 8 alloy steel lifting chain from William Hackett, manufactured by McKinnon Chain. Proof load tested to 2.5 ? WLL, embossed with batch traceability markings, and suitable for use in Hack8 chain sling systems. Available in 7 mm to 32 mm diameters with working load limits from 1.5 tonnes to 31.5 tonnes. Ideal for construction, mining, transport, and industrial lifting applications.
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Description
The Hack8 Grade 8 Alloy Steel Lifting Chain from William Hackett is a professional lifting and rigging chain designed to deliver outstanding strength, durability, and traceability for demanding load handling environments. Manufactured by supply chain partner McKinnon Chain in South Africa, this premium lifting chain forms an integral component within the trusted Hack8 chain sling system and is widely specified for heavy-duty industrial lifting operations.
Produced using high-quality alloy steel, this Grade 8 lifting chain provides an excellent balance between tensile strength, toughness, and ductility, ensuring dependable performance under repeated load cycles and harsh working conditions. The chain is suitable for use in chain sling assemblies, lifting systems, and bespoke rigging solutions, offering flexibility across a wide range of lifting configurations and applications.
Each length of Hackett Grade 8 lifting chain is embossed with the manufacturer?s mark, grade identification (MA8), and a class-leading batch code, providing full material traceability. This level of identification supports modern inspection regimes, enabling quick verification of compliance and simplifying asset management procedures across lifting fleets and job sites.
The chain is available in diameters ranging from 7 mm to 32 mm, with working load limits from 1.5 tonnes up to 31.5 tonnes, making it suitable for both medium and heavy-duty lifting tasks. Typical applications include construction lifting operations, industrial maintenance, transportation load handling, and mining environments, where reliable lifting equipment performance is essential for safety and productivity.
Safety & User Instructions
Always inspect lifting chain for wear, elongation, corrosion, or deformation before use.
Do not exceed the stated working load limit.
Avoid shock loading or dynamic loading conditions.
Ensure correct chain sling configuration and lifting angles are used.
Do not expose the chain to temperatures exceeding recommended limits.
Never use lifting chain for lifting personnel.
Follow all relevant lifting regulations, inspection schedules, and safe rigging procedures.
Technical information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Guage | 7, 8, 10, 13, 16, 20, 22, 26, 32 |
