Tow chains are used for pulling vehicles, trailers and heavy loads, while security chains serve to protect machinery, tools and bicycles. Brands like OREGON and FRIULSIDER manufacture specialized chains for forestry work and industrial applications. Always verify the chain's load capacity – it must significantly exceed the weight of the load you plan to move.
Galvanized chains provide basic rust protection and are suitable for occasional outdoor use. For intensive use in wet conditions, stainless steel or chains with special protection like zinc-nickel coating significantly extend service life. ELKA and CONMETALL offer chains with enhanced resistance to harsh environmental conditions.
Steel cables offer high load capacity and abrasion resistance but require lubrication and are prone to corrosion. Synthetic cables are lighter, safer when breaking and don't rust, making them popular for off-road driving. LANEX produces quality cables that combine high breaking strength with the flexibility needed for demanding work conditions.
Working Load Limit (WLL) is the maximum load a chain or cable can safely carry during use. Breaking strength is typically 4-5 times higher and represents the theoretical maximum before failure. Never use a chain or cable at the limit of its working capacity – leave a safety margin of at least 20-30% for unforeseen circumstances and dynamic loads.
Chains and cables should be stored in a dry place, hung or coiled without sharp bends that can weaken the structure. Regularly check for signs of wear – cracked links, deformations, rust or thinning cross-sections signal it's time for replacement. Lubricate steel cables and chains after each use in dusty or wet conditions to prevent corrosion and extend their working life.
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