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PEWAG 4515/5 Corrosion-Resistant Grade-30 Load-Securing Chain - Corrosion-Resistant Grade-30 Load-Securing Chains
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PEWAG 4515/5 Corrosion-Resistant Grade-30 Load-Securing Chain

The PEWAG Straight Chain is a corrosion-resistant Grade-30 load-securing chain made from 304 stainless steel, available in a 5/16 in trade size. This straight, plain chain (MPN 4515/5) is designed for securing loads…

SKU 3G-OTH-333806

Also listed as: 45155 · 4515 5 · 4515-5

Brand
PEWAG
Item
4515/5 Corrosion-Resistant Grade-30 Load-Securing Chain
Part Number
4515/5
Category
Corrosion-Resistant Grade-30 Load-Securing Chains
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5–8 business days door-to-door; Bureau of Customs clearance typically 2–4 business days.
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Invoicing in PHP or USD. Bank transfer and corporate PO accepted.
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Manila, Quezon City, Cebu, Davao, Batangas

Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
4515/5
Type
Straight, Plain
Chain Grade
30
Stainless Steel
304

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Product Description

The PEWAG Straight Chain is a corrosion-resistant Grade-30 load-securing chain made from 304 stainless steel, available in a 5/16 in trade size. This straight, plain chain (MPN 4515/5) is designed for securing loads in demanding environments where corrosion resistance is critical.

Supplied to the Philippines — compatible with 60 Hz installations. DHL Express delivery to Manila, Quezon City, Cebu, customs and duties handled door-to-door.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is PEWAG 4515/5 straight chain used for?

PEWAG 4515/5 is a corrosion-resistant grade-30 load-securing chain used in marine, chemical, and food-processing environments where 304 stainless steel prevents rust. It secures cargo, ties down equipment, or suspends loads where standard carbon-steel chains would fail from moisture or washdown exposure.

What are the specifications of PEWAG 4515/5 chain?

PEWAG 4515/5 is a straight, plain chain with 5/16 in trade size, grade 30 rating, made from 304 stainless steel. It is designed for load-securing applications requiring corrosion resistance. The manufacturer part number is 4515/5, and it is supplied by 3G Electric as part of their industrial chain offering.

Where to buy PEWAG 4515/5 chain worldwide?

3G Electric supplies PEWAG 4515/5 grade-30 stainless steel chain to customers worldwide. As a global industrial sourcing partner, we handle logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this corrosion-resistant load-securing chain.

How to select the right PEWAG chain for load securing?

Select PEWAG chain based on working load limit, material compatibility, and environment. For wet or corrosive conditions, choose 304 stainless steel grade-30 chain like 4515/5. Match trade size (5/16 in) to your tie-down hardware. Always consult the manufacturer's load chart and never exceed rated capacity.

Used in

Common applications for PEWAG
Construction — PEWAG Grade-80 lifting chain (e.g., SA10/10) for overhead lifting of building materials.
Manufacturing — PEWAG Grade-80 chain (e.g., SA13/25) used in rigging and load securement for heavy machinery.
Logistics — PEWAG Grade-80 chain (e.g., SA7/5) for towing and securing loads during transport.
Oil and gas — PEWAG Grade-80 chain (e.g., SA10/30) for rigging in maintenance and equipment handling.
Marine — PEWAG Grade-80 chain (e.g., SA13/7) for lifting and mooring applications in shipyards.
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3G Electric supplies PEWAG corrosion-resistant grade-30 load-securing chains. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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