Heavy Duty Hanging Chain
The Heavy Duty Hanging Chain offers a simple yet robust solution for suspending hydraulic Shoring Equipment including Raptor Brace System and Manhole Braces from Trench Sheets. Specifically designed for groundwork and excavation environments, the chain ensures a secure connection between the trench support system and the sheet pile. It is ideal for applications where hydraulic braces or frames need to be hung at varying heights for maximum flexibility and site safety. Measuring 2 metres in length and weighing just 4kg, it is lightweight yet strong enough to meet the demands of heavy-duty use in confined or deep excavation work.
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KEY FEATURES & BENEFITS:
Size: Each Hanging Chain measures 2000mm in length.
Weight: Each chain weighs just 4kg, making it easy to handle and transport.
Compatibility: Suitable for use with a variety of Hydraulic Support Systems.
Safety: Allows secure, adjustable positioning of support systems for safer excavation.
APPLICATIONS:
Suspending hydraulic braces
Deep trench and excavation support
Temporary shoring installation
COMPLEMENTARY PRODUCTS:
WHY CHOOSE ALTRAD GENERATION?
With decades of experience in Groundworks and Groundworks Ancillaries, Altrad Generation provides high-quality, safety-tested solutions you can rely on. Our Heavy Duty Hanging Chain is designed to integrate seamlessly with our trusted trench support systems ensuring complete compatibility, durability, and performance.
FAQS:
What is the Hanging Chain used for?
It is used to hang hydraulic supports from Trench Sheets, ensuring secure placement during excavation.
How much does the chain weigh?
Each chain weighs 4kg, making it light enough to handle but strong enough for heavy-duty use.
Is the Hanging Chain compatible with all trench sheets?
Yes, it is designed to work with a wide range of Trench Sheets and Hydraulic Support Systems.
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