WLL for G100 chain slings

	1 leg		2 legs				3- 4 legs		Loops
G100
inclination ß	--	--	0-45°	45-60°	0-45°	45-60°	0-45°	45-60°	0-45°	--
chain diam
6	1.400	1.120	1.980	1.400	1.590	1.120	2.970	2.100	1.980	2.240
7	1.900	1.520	2.690	1.900	2.150	1.520	4.030	2.850	2.690	3.040
8	2.500	2.000	3.540	2.500	2.830	2.000	5.310	3.750	3.540	4.000
10	4.000	3.200	5.660	4.000	4.530	3.200	8.490	6.000	5.660	6.400
13	6.700	5.360	9.480	6.700	7.580	5.360	14.220	10.050	9.480	10.720
16	10.000	8.000	14.140	10.000	11.320	8.000	21.210	15.000	14.140	16.000
18	12.500	10.000	17.680	12.500	14.140	10.000	26.520	18.750	17.680	20.000
19	14.000	11.200	19.800	14.000	15.840	11.200	29.700	21.000	19.800	22.400
20	16.000	12.800	22.630	16.000	18.100	12.800	33.940	24.00	22.630	25.600
22	19.000	15.200	26.870	19.000	21.500	15.200	40.300	28.500	26.870	30.400
26	26.500	21.200	37.480	26.500	29.980	21.200	56.210	39.750	37.480	42.400
32	40.000	32.000	56.560	40.000	45.250	32.000	84.840	60.000	56.560	64.000
Never exceed 120° at the top - avoid angle of inclination less than 15° because of the risk of instability

The figures you get from the table are to be considered as theoretical. The actual sling WLL is obtained multiplying it by the relevant figures you can find in the following table:
Temperature	-20° ÷ 200°C	200° ÷ 300°C	300° ÷ 400°C	above 400°C
	1	not permissible	not permissible	not permissible
Edge load				protect the chain
	R > 2 x chain diam	R > 1 x chain diam	R < chain diam
	1	0,7	0,5
Asymmetric load	slight unbalance	strong unbalance	in case of doubt the lifting process must be assessed by an expert
	0,7	0,5
Frequency of use	Intensity of use
	very light	light	medium	heavy
Occasional	1	1	1	0,943
Low	1	1	0,943	0,893
Medium	1	0,943	0,893	0,847
High	0,943	0,893	0,847	0,806
Don't expose the chain sling over 200°C - in this case the sling must be removed from service