This product requires a service every 6 months to ensure it continues to operate safely and efficiently. Regular servicing helps maintain performance, prevent issues, and extend the lifespan of your equipment.
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This product requires a service every 6 months to ensure it continues to operate safely and efficiently. Regular servicing helps maintain performance, prevent issues, and extend the lifespan of your equipment.
Pewag KWB Grade 8 Three Leg Chain Sling Assembly – 2.36t-67t WLL
PEW-CS-G8-3L
Pewag KWB Grade 8 three leg chain sling manufactured to EN 818-4. Heavy-duty lifting solution for multi-point loads, available in 6mm-32mm chain sizes with optional shortening grab hooks and safety hook terminations. Supplied with Declaration of Conformity.
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Description
Pewag KWB Grade 8 Three Leg Chain Sling
The Pewag KWB Grade 8 Three Leg Chain Sling is designed for multi-point lifting applications where improved load distribution, stability and control are required. Manufactured from Super Alloy Grade 80 steel and assembled in accordance with EN 818-4, these three-leg chain slings provide a robust and reliable lifting solution for demanding industrial environments.
The three-leg configuration is particularly useful when handling irregularly shaped or uneven loads. When correctly rigged, the additional lifting point can provide greater stability and help the load to self-level during lifting. A range of hook and shortening options also allows the sling to be configured to suit different lifting requirements.
Grade 8 Three Leg Chain Sling for Stable Lifting
Pewag KWB Grade 8 three-leg chain slings are suitable for loads requiring three lifting points and additional control during lifting. The Super Alloy Grade 80 chain and compatible components provide a durable assembly suitable for construction, engineering, manufacturing, plant maintenance and general industrial lifting applications.
The three-leg design can help distribute the load across multiple attachment points, although the actual load carried by each leg will depend on the sling configuration, lifting angle and how the load is rigged.
Flexible Hook & Length Options
The Pewag KWB system can be configured with a choice of terminations to suit different lifting applications. Available options include latch hooks, C hooks and self-locking safety hooks.
Optional shortening grab hooks can also be fitted to individual legs. These allow the effective working length, or reach, of each leg to be adjusted to help position and balance uneven loads.
Available Chain Sizes
Pewag KWB three-leg chain slings are available in chain diameters from 6mm to 32mm, with the appropriate Working Load Limit determined by the chain size, sling configuration and angle of inclination.
This range provides options for lighter-duty lifting through to heavier industrial applications while maintaining the specified 4:1 safety factor.
Ideal Applications
The Pewag KWB Grade 8 Three Leg Chain Sling is suitable for:
- Lifting uneven or asymmetrical loads
- Structural steel and fabricated assemblies
- Machinery and heavy equipment handling
- Construction and civil engineering
- Fabrication and manufacturing facilities
- Plant installation and maintenance
- Engineering and industrial workshops
- Complex lifts requiring three attachment points
- General industrial lifting applications
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Pewag |
| Product | KWB Grade 8 Three Leg Chain Sling |
| Sling Configuration | Three Leg |
| Chain Grade | Grade 80 / Grade 8 Super Alloy |
| Chain Diameter | 6mm–32mm |
| Working Load Limit | 2.36t–67t, depending on configuration |
| Safety Factor | 4:1 |
| Standard | EN 818-4 |
| Termination Options | Latch hooks, C hooks, self-locking safety hooks |
| Shortening | Optional shortening grab hooks |
| Documentation | Declaration of Conformity and safe use instructions |
Capacity & Load Information
The Working Load Limit (WLL) of a three-leg chain sling depends on the chain diameter, sling configuration and angle of inclination.
As the sling angle increases, the load carried by each leg also increases. The load should be distributed as evenly as possible between the three legs, and additional consideration is required when lifting asymmetrical or uneven loads.
The stated 2.36t-67t WLL range represents the available range for the product and should not be interpreted as the capacity of every three-leg configuration. Always select the correct chain size and configuration using the applicable Pewag load chart before lifting.
Request a Pewag KWB Three Leg Chain Sling
Pewag KWB Grade 8 Three Leg Chain Slings can be configured with different chain sizes, hook terminations, lengths and shortening options to suit specific lifting requirements.
Contact Lifting Gear Products for advice on the correct configuration and WLL for your application.
Technical information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| WLL | 2.36t, 3.15t, 4.25t, 6.7t, 11.2t, 17t, 26.5t, 31.5t, 45t, 67t |
| Grade | 8 |
| Product Type | Chain Sling |
| Gauge | 6, 7, 8, 10, 13, 16, 20, 22, 26, 32 |
| Termination | Sling Hook, Self Locking Hook, Swivel S/L Hook |
Key Features
- Pewag KWB Grade 8 three-leg chain sling
- Manufactured from Super Alloy Grade 80 steel
- Three-leg configuration for improved stability and load distribution
- Suitable for irregular, uneven and asymmetrical loads
- Chain sizes from 6mm to 32mm
- Working Load Limits from 2.36t to 67t, depending on configuration
- 4:1 safety factor
- Manufactured and assembled in accordance with EN 818-4
- Choice of latch hooks, C hooks or self-locking safety hooks
- Optional shortening grab hooks on individual legs
- Adjustable effective working length
- Supplied with Declaration of Conformity
- Supplied with safe use instructions
Safety & User Instructions
- Ensure all three legs are correctly attached before lifting.
- Never rely on a single leg to support the full load unless specifically designed and rated for that lifting method.
- Check the lifting angle and apply the appropriate WLL reduction from the Pewag load charts.
- Position the lifting points to provide an even and stable load distribution.
- Inspect chains, hooks, shortening devices and connecting components before every use.
- Do not use a sling that shows signs of damage, excessive wear, deformation or other defects.
- Ensure hooks are correctly seated and secured before lifting.
- Follow all supplied Pewag safe use instructions and relevant lifting procedures.
