Pewag
Pewag is a big name in lifting chains. From Grade 12 chain slings and stainless steel lifting chains to master links, connecting links and lifting points, there’s plenty here for putting together or replacing parts of a lifting setup. Browse the Pewag range below, or get in touch if you need help matching chain size, grade or components.
Pewag Chain Slings
Pewag chain slings make up a big part of the range, with options for all sorts of lifting jobs.
We stock single, 2 leg, 3 leg and 4 leg assemblies, with different chain sizes and working load limits available depending on what you need to lift.
You’ll find both Grade 12 and stainless steel Grade 6 Pewag chain slings, including options for lighter loads right through to much heavier industrial lifting.
If you’re comparing brands or looking beyond Pewag, you can also browse our full range of chain slings and lifting chains.
Links, Components & Lifting Points
Alongside complete Pewag chain slings, we also stock individual parts for building or maintaining lifting assemblies.
This includes:
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Master links and master link assemblies
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Connex connecting links
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Transition links
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Wire rope master link assemblies
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Pewag Prolift Alpha lifting points in metric and UNC thread options
That makes it easier to source matching parts if you’re replacing a worn component or putting together a new lifting setup.
Choosing the Right Pewag Equipment
There’s a lot of choice here, so it helps to narrow things down first:
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Chain grade - Check whether Grade 6 stainless steel or Grade 12 is right for the job
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Number of legs - Choose between 1, 2, 3 or 4 leg slings depending on the load and lifting points
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Chain size - This affects the working load limit and overall sling weight
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Working load limit - Always make sure the sling or component is rated for the load
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Existing components - If you’re replacing part of a sling, check the new component is compatible with what’s already there
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Environment - Stainless steel may be the better option where corrosion resistance is important
If you’re not sure which Pewag chain or chain sling setup you need, speak to the LES team and we’ll help you work it out.
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FAQS
The main difference is the chain material and strength grade. Pewag Grade 6 stainless steel chain slings are useful where corrosion resistance is important, while Grade 12 slings are designed to offer higher strength for a given chain size.
Yes. Our range includes Pewag Prolift Alpha lifting points in both metric and UNC thread options.
Yes. We stock Pewag master links, connecting links, transition links and other components alongside complete chain sling assemblies.