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Zinc-Plated Lap Links

Lap links are a very old-fashioned way of repairing low-grade chains. Once installed, they are a semi-permanent solution--removing one means cutting it out with a saw, or prying it apart with tools. They are more difficult to install than more modern types of chain couplers. They need to be forced into position, usually with a hammer and/or vice. Having said that, installation is not all that difficult and takes only a few minutes. They feature a zinc plating for protection against corrosion.

NOT RECOMMENDED FOR fall arrest, overhead lifting or other critical applications. No matter how you use these links, always adhere to the Working Load Limits and inspect often.

SKU Chain Diameter WLL (lbs) Weight (lbs) Price Quantity
05316ll 3/16" 240 0.035 $0.43
0514LL 9/32" (1/4") 400 0.06 $0.55
05516LL 5/16" 950 0.1 $1.10
0538LL 3/8" 1250 0.22 $1.58
0512LL 1/2" 1525 0.54 $3.38

Products

SKU: 05316ll
Chain Diameter : 3/16"
WLL (lbs) : 240
Weight (lbs) : 0.035
Price: $0.43
SKU: 0514LL
Chain Diameter : 9/32" (1/4")
WLL (lbs) : 400
Weight (lbs) : 0.06
Price: $0.55
SKU: 05516LL
Chain Diameter : 5/16"
WLL (lbs) : 950
Weight (lbs) : 0.1
Price: $1.10
SKU: 0538LL
Chain Diameter : 3/8"
WLL (lbs) : 1250
Weight (lbs) : 0.22
Price: $1.58
SKU: 0512LL
Chain Diameter : 1/2"
WLL (lbs) : 1525
Weight (lbs) : 0.54
Price: $3.38