Ultra-Link Synthetic Chain
Ultra-Link Synthetic Chain is the latest development in chain technology. Manufactured from several layers of high performance Dyneema fibre, the high strength, light weight textile chain is up to 85% lighter than steel chain of the equivalent strength.
WHY USE ULTRA-LINK?
1. Up to 85% less weight– Ultra-link chain creates unique advantages because it is as strong as alloy steel chain but up to 85% lighter. It can be used where quick and efficient lashing or lifting is required.
2. Safer Work Environment– Ultra-link chain allows you to achieve a safer work environment. The soft touch and light weight reduces the risk of injuries and damage to other assets.
3. Performance and quality – Dymeena is the worlds strongest man-made fibre and is respected as the premium brand for Ultra-High Molecular Weight Polyethylene (UHMWPE).
4. Abrasion and wear resistant material
5. Non-corrosive
PRODUCT INFORMATION
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