2-leg Chain Sling 8 mm, 2.8 t, 1 m, adjustable, DoClick Hook

With the DoKett2-leg chain-sling, you can lift light loads with a Working Load Limit of up to 2,800 kg at an angle of inclination of 0–45° or up to 2,000 kg at 45–60°. The 1 m long DoKett chain-sling in grade 8 is equipped with DoClick shortening-hooks. This allows you to shorten the chain legs directly at the load without having to lower the chain completely and shorten it at the master link.

Benefits & applications

• Shorten directly at the load: With the DoClick hooks, you can adjust the chain length directly at the load and avoid lowering the chain completely to shorten it at the master link.

• Attaching and shortening: The DoClick hook serves both as a clevis-hook for attaching the load and as a shortening-hook, combining both functions.

• Chain secured during shortening: Shortening takes place via the clevis connection, where the chain is secured at the same time.

• Working Load Limit by angle of inclination: At 0–45°, the Working Load Limit is 2,800 kg; at 45–60°, it is 2,000 kg. This allows you to select the chain-sling based on the intended angle of inclination and load.

• For light loads: The two-leg design is intended for lifting light loads, provided that the specified Working Load Limit for the respective angle of inclination is sufficient.

Suitable if ...

• you need a 2-leg chain-sling for lifting light loads

• you need Working Load Limits of 2,800 kg at 0–45° or 2,000 kg at 45–60°

• you want to shorten the chain legs directly at the load

• a design in accordance with DIN EN 818-4 is required

Technical details

• Product type: 2-leg chain-sling

• Working Load Limit at 0–45°: 2,800 kg

• Working Load Limit at 45–60°: 2,000 kg

• Length: 1 m

• Grade: 8

• Master link dimensions: 135 × 75 mm (inside height × inside width)

• Hook: DoClick shortening-hook

• Standard: DIN EN 818-4

FAQ

How can the DoKett chain-sling be shortened?

Shortening takes place directly at the DoClick hook via the clevis connection. The chain is secured in the clevis connection.

The specified Working Load Limits and angles of inclination, together with grade 8 and DIN EN 818-4, provide specific selection criteria for your intended lifting application.