Fire-resistant galvanising lifting systems are designed for slinging, lifting and transporting parts to be galvanised. They are designed to maintain structural integrity under high temperatures and can be immersed into zinc baths.

They protect against component breakage. Chains used during the galvanising process are subject to high stress – heated to 475°c, subjected to zinc corrosion and hydrogen absorption.

The range features chains, shackles, master links, and hooks.

Yes. All fire-resistant chain slings come with a test certificate, ensuring traceable and reliable lifting.

pewag winner fire chains are engineered specifically for hot-dip galvanising environments, enduring temperatures up to 475 °C. They must not be used over the normal temperature range (30°c pickling bath – 475°c zinc bath).

During acid cleaning, hydrogen is released, which can cause embrittlement in high-strength alloy steels. pewag’s proprietary heat treatment process helps mitigate this risk. Their chains are manufactured to withstand the demanding conditions of corrosive industrial environments. All products are tested and certified to high industry standards.