Chain Container Assembly MPN:493W04
Chain Container Assembly
The Dayton Chain Container Assembly is a heavy-duty storage solution designed for electric chain hoists. With a compatible load capacity of 2,000 lb, it securely holds and protects chain lengths between 10 ft and 20 ft. Its compact dimensions of 12.2 in height, 6.5 in width, and 9 in diameter make it ideal for use in tight spaces. This durable container is perfect for industrial settings, warehouses, and manufacturing facilities where chain hoists are in use, providing a safe and organized way to store and transport chain lengths.
Top product features:
- Compatible with electric chain hoists
- Designed for a minimum chain length of 10 ft and a maximum chain length of 20 ft
- Supports a load capacity of up to 2,000 lb
Top product applications:
- Chain Container Assembly from Dayton can be used as a storage container for small parts and tools.
- Chain Container Assembly from Dayton can be used as a carrying container for heavy loads such as equipment and machinery.
- Chain Container Assembly from Dayton can be used as a protective housing for electric chain hoists.
Chain Container, Compatible Load Capacity 2,000 lb, For Minimum Chain Length 10 ft, For Maximum Chain Length 20 ft, Height 12.2 in, Width 6.5 in, Diameter 9 in, Depth 12.2 mm, Product Type Chain Container, Compatible Hoist Type Electric Chain Hoists, Compatible Series Dayton, Compatible with Grainger Part Number 452R37, 452R38, 452R40, 452R41, 452R42, 452R43, 452R44, 452R48, 452R49, 452R50, 452R51, 452R52, Compatible with Manufacturer Part Number HHXG41DS-1H-3300, Maximum Load Capacity 2,000 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: 13.50
- Package Width: 9.70
- Package Height: 6.70
- Package Weight: 2.58
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Product info last updated on January 22, 2026 10:52am UTC
Category: Lifting, Pulling and Positioning