G80 Omega Link

Brand
Capacity

Brand

Lifmex

Capacity

2 TON TO 5.3 TON

About This Product

G80 Omega Links are primarily used in lifting and rigging applications to connect different components of a lifting assembly. Here are some specific uses:
Connecting Chain Slings: They are used to connect chain segments or attach end fittings to chain slings.
Creating Custom Lifting Configurations: They are employed to create custom lifting configurations for specific tasks, such as lifting irregular or oddly shaped loads.
Rigging Equipment: They are utilized in various rigging setups to secure loads and components.
In essence, G80 Omega Links provide a reliable and secure connection between different components of a lifting assembly, ensuring safe and efficient material handling.

Min Order Quantity: 1

Size (mm)	WLL (t)	BL (t)	Dimensions (mm)					Approx N.W. (kg/pc)
Size (mm)	WLL (t)	BL (t)	A	B	Ø	H	L	Approx N.W. (kg/pc)
7/8 – 8	2	8	10	52	23.5	35	68.5	0.21
10 – 8	3.15	12.6	12	62	31.5	40.5	81	0.36
13 – 8	5.3	21.2	15	81	41	54	108	0.71

High Tensile Strength: The G80 grade steel provides exceptional strength, making it suitable for heavy-duty lifting operations.
Forged Construction: The forging process enhances the link’s structural integrity, ensuring its resistance to deformation and failure under load.
Omega Shape: The distinctive omega shape allows for easy insertion and removal from chain slings or other lifting components.
Secure Connection: The link provides a reliable and secure connection between different components of a lifting assembly.
Versatility: G80 Omega Links can be used in various lifting configurations, making them adaptable to different applications.

Construction: For lifting and moving heavy construction materials and equipment.
Manufacturing: For handling heavy machinery and components within factories and workshops.
Logistics and Warehousing: For moving and storing heavy goods in warehouses and distribution centers.
Mining and Quarrying: For lifting and transporting heavy mining equipment and extracted materials.
Oil and Gas: For lifting and installing heavy equipment in offshore and onshore operations.
Marine Industry: For shipbuilding, ship repair, and other marine operations.