Clevis Reevable Egg Link - Grade 80 - 16mm
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This guide is for professionals in rigging, construction, and industrial settings who require reliable lifting components. The Ace Clevis Reevable Egg Link offers a safe working load of 8 tons and is designed for versatility as a reevable link, end link, or for use with collar chains, manufactured from high-quality Grade 80 material. A potential caveat is that a test certificate is supplied via email, requiring a follow-up step for users.
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| Model Part Number | SFYASCEL16 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SecureFix Direct |
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FAQs
What is the Safe Working Load (SWL) of this Clevis Egg Link?
The Safe Working Load (SWL) for the Ace Clevis Reevable Egg Link, Grade 80, 16mm, is 8 Ton.
What standard does this product conform to?
This Clevis Egg Link conforms to BS EN 1677.
What is the material of the link?
The link is constructed from Grade 80 material.
How is the test certificate provided?
The test certificate will be supplied via email.
Can this link be used with chains other than 16mm?
No, this link is specifically suited for 16mm chain.
What is the factor of safety for this product?
The product has a Factor of Safety of 4:1.
What are the different ways this link can be used?
It can be used as a reevable link, an end link, or for use with collar chains.
Troubleshooting
Difficulty connecting or disconnecting the clevis pin
Ensure the pin is clean and free from debris. Lubrication may be required if the connection is stiff due to dirt or corrosion. Check for any bending or damage to the pin or clevis.
Visible signs of wear or damage
Immediately remove the link from service. Do not attempt to repair. Replace with a new, certified link. Consult the product manual or manufacturer for specific retirement criteria.
Link making noise under load
Inspect for foreign objects or excessive wear within the articulation points. While some noise may be normal, unusual grinding or squeaking warrants inspection for internal damage.
Link appears to be corroded
Clean the link thoroughly with a suitable degreaser and rinse. Assess the extent of corrosion. Light surface rust can often be removed, but deep pitting or structural compromise requires replacement.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High safe working load capacity (8 Ton).
- Durable Grade 80 material for longevity.
- Versatile in its application for various rigging needs.
- Complies with BS EN 1677 standards.
- Includes a test certificate for quality assurance.
Cons
- Test certificate is supplied via email, requiring user action.
- Specific compatibility with 16mm chain is required.
- Requires proper understanding of load limits and safe working practices.
- Not suitable for applications exceeding its 8-ton SWL.
- May require specific tools for connection/disconnection depending on the application.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Ensure the Clevis Reevable Egg Link is compatible with the chain size (16mm) and the overall load requirements.
- Inspect the link for any damage or defects before use.
- Connect the link securely to the lifting chain and the load or anchor point.
Compatibility:
- Chain Size: Specifically designed for 16mm chain.
- Material Grade: Grade 80.
- Standards: Conforms to BS EN 1677.
- Load Limit: Maximum Safe Working Load (SWL) of 8 Ton.
Care:
- Regularly inspect the link for wear, cracks, or deformation.
- Clean the link after use to remove dirt, grease, or corrosive materials.
- Store in a dry environment away from harsh chemicals.
- Avoid overloading the link beyond its specified SWL.