100 ft. Size 16 Zinc Single Jack Chain, 10 lbs. MPN:2ZDE6
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100 ft. Size 16 Zinc Single Jack Chain, 10 lbs.
This 100 ft. Size 16 Zinc Single Jack Chain from Dayton is a reliable and versatile lifting solution for various applications. Its 10 lb. working load limit and 1/16 in. material thickness ensure safe and efficient use in tasks such as lifting, moving, and securing heavy equipment or machinery. The chain's zinc finish provides corrosion resistance and durability in harsh environments. With a minimum operating temperature of 23°F and maximum operating temperature of 113°F, this chain is suitable for use in a range of industries, including manufacturing, construction, and shipping. Its compact size and lightweight design make it easy to store and transport.
Top product features:
- 100 ft. length allows for extended reach and versatility in applications.
- 24 links per foot provide a high degree of flexibility and adjustability.
- Zinc finish provides corrosion resistance and durability.
Top product applications:
- Lifting and moving small to medium-sized loads
- Securing equipment in place on a job site
- Temporary support for heavy objects during transport
Jack Chain, Chain Type Not Applicable, Material Steel, Lifting Capability Not for Lifting, Working Load Limit 10 lb, Trade Size 16 in, Link Inside Length 1/2 in, Link Type Jack, Overall Length 100 ft, Links per Foot 24, Compatible Fitting Thickness Not Applicable, Includes Hook No Hook Included, Hook Type Included Not Applicable, Finish Zinc, Minimum Operating Temperature 23 Degrees F, Maximum Operating Temperature 113 Degrees F, Material Thickness 1/16 in, Weight per Foot 0.03 lb
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: CN
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 3.70
- Package Width: 2.80
- Package Height: 5.50
- Package Weight: 3.16
Product info last updated on January 19, 2026 5:16pm UTC
Category: Lifting, Pulling and Positioning