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Holloway Houston builds custom slings in-house to your exact specs — any length, WLL, and end fitting combination, with proof testing and cert documentation.

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How to Choose the Right Number of Legs for Our Lifting Chain Sling?

Selecting the right chain sling is essential for safe and effective heavy lifting. One key factor to consider is the number of legs in the sling, a...

Chain Sling Inspection, Maintenance, and Selection: A Practical Approach

Chain slings are the backbone of many lifting operations, offering superior load stability and load-bearing capabilities. Holloway Houston, a leadi...
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HHI builds custom slings in-house to your exact specs - any length, WLL, and end fitting combination.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Holloway Houston distributes Gunnebo Industries' master links, coupling links, and connectors, used to join chain sling legs together, extend a chain, or repair a damaged section in the field rather than serving as the load-bearing chain itself. Each listing shows the model, working load limit, and material grade, so a specific part can be matched to a project spec without cross-referencing a separate catalog.
A Gunnebo accessory's grade and size need to match the chain it's connecting to, since mixing accessory and chain grades in one assembly rates it to the weaker component. Gunnebo's tables pair accessory grade to chain grade and diameter.
Working load limit on a Gunnebo chain accessory depends on its own size and grade, matched to the chain it's paired with, and is stamped on the part rather than given as one figure across the line. Both the accessory's WLL and the chain's WLL are checked, and the lower one governs.
Inspection programs for chain accessories typically look for wear, stretch, nicks, gouges, cracking, and corrosion at the connecting point, paired with a documented periodic inspection - the same class of damage checked on the chain itself, applied to the connector.
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