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Quick Links are designed to make permanent and temporary connections. Quickly attach chain and chain accessories. Quick Links should be used with chain or other items with equal or lower working load limits. Tools are not required for attachments, simply tighten shut.
Individual Product Width (in.): 1.18 in
Individual Product Width (in.) | 1.18 in |
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Chain/Rope Accessory Type | Other Accessory |
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Fastener Length | 2-1/4 in |
Finish Family | Zinc |
Hardware Color Family | Silver |
Material | Steel |
Package Quantity | 1 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Type | Quick Link |
Manufacturer Warranty | None |
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Hi Home Depot Customer, The working load limit for this Quick Link is 880 lbs.
Dear Valued Home Depot Customer,We have reached out to the manufacturer and their answer is, The Everbilt 1/4 in. Zinc Quick Link has a working load limit of 880 lbs. However, the product details specify that it should not be used for overhead lifting or exceeding the working load limit. Securing a heavy owl box 25 feet high in a tree could be considered an overhead lifting application. For safety, it is recommended to avoid using this quick link for overhead lifting applications.
Yes, you can use this product to hang your swing hammock as long as the combined weight of the hammock and its occupants does not exceed the working load limit of 880 lbs. Several users in reviews have mentioned using it for swings and hammocks with success.
Not 1/2 for sure. They arrange .282 to .316 and the 3/16 around .020 smaller
For this Quick Link, the width of the mouth of the link is 7 - 8 MM when it is open.
It is about 1/2 inch. Just wide enough to hold another link about the same size this link is.
In my opinion, yes and actually preferable as it gives you the option to move it easily yet you cannot accidentally move it. The weight limit is 800 pounds.
I used them to hook safety chains to my utility trailer. It made changing out the chains much easier. So, unless you have a load over 1000 pounds ( my estimate only), I wouldn't worry about it. Plus the load is being distributed over both sides of the swing, so that makes the load seen on the quick links 1/2. I would use these in place of "S" hooks any time.
that should work well for that application so long as you do not exceed the weight limit of 880#'s per link. for you application i would think that should work perfectly
For this Quick link the dimensions are: depth 0.47 in., height 5.56 in., and width 2.75 in., with a Working Load Limit of 880 lbs.
load limit is 800 pounds, Inside dimensions are 1.75" length and 9/16" or 7/8" width depending on whether you're measuring from the barrel or not. Outside dimensions are 2.25" long and 1 5/19" or 1 1/16" wide depending on whether you're measuring from the barrel or not.
800 pounds working load limit
the weigh limit is 880#'s quite a bit for such a small piece
The working load is 880 lbs.
I USED THESE LINKS TO HOOK UP A SAFETY CHAIN TO MY TRAILER. SAFETY CHAIN IS 1/4 IN LINKS. WORKED FINE SO FAR, BUT HAVE NOT USED THEM TO REPAIR CHAIN. SHOULD WORK FINE ON ALL 1/4 IN APPLICATIONS.
The Working Load Limit for this Quick Link is 880 lbs.
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