Important Safety Note
Coupling links are designed for creating strong, permanent connections but should never be used to repair a broken chain in the middle of a sling leg. To maintain lifting integrity, the entire damaged leg should be replaced.
The effectiveness of any chain system depends on each component that makes up the assembly. At Holloway, we stock only high-quality chain fittings that support safe and compliant use in lifting and tie-down operations. Whether you are lifting overhead in a plant, binding cargo for long-haul transport, or creating a custom assembly in the field, having the correct grade and configuration is vital for smooth performance.


For overhead lifting, only Grade 80, 100, or 120 alloy steel chain and fittings are approved. We offer a complete selection of high-strength alloy hooks, master links, and connectors designed for maximum performance and durability under heavy loads. Upgrading to a higher grade, like Grade 100, provides about a 25% increase in working load limit over Grade 80, allowing you to use a lighter, more ergonomic chain for the same lift.


Grade 70 chain, recognized by its gold chromate finish, is the industry standard for transportation. It is widely used in trucking, load binding, and tie-down work. While not approved for overhead lifting, Grade 70 chain and hardware are indispensable in logistics and hauling.
To make it easier for teams to find the right part, we organize our large inventory of fittings and hardware into clear categories.
Hooks serve as the main connection point to the load. We supply a wide range of hook types from trusted brands such as Crosby and Pewag.
Versatile, general-purpose hooks featuring a latch for security.
Automatically locks under load, preventing accidental release and offering enhanced safety for critical lifts.
Designed with a special shallow throat to grab and shorten chain legs for adjusting sling length.
Made with a wider, deeper throat for handling loads with large or irregular connection points.




Connecting Links and Repair Links are used to join chain segments or attach end fittings. These hammer-lock style links allow chain slings to be assembled or repaired directly on-site. Made from high-strength alloy steel, they are built to match the working load limits of the chain. Commonly applied in lifting, rigging, and industrial operations, these links provide a dependable method of connection without welding.
They are available in different sizes to suit specific sling configurations and load requirements. Each link is designed for easy installation and removal, making them a practical choice for chain sling assembly and maintenance.
Coupling links are designed for creating strong, permanent connections but should never be used to repair a broken chain in the middle of a sling leg. To maintain lifting integrity, the entire damaged leg should be replaced.
Master links and master link assemblies are the primary connection point between a chain sling and the crane or hoist hook. They form the top component of the sling system, distributing the load evenly. Oblong master links are used for single- and double-leg slings, while assemblies with sub-rings are designed for three- and four-leg slings.
Manufactured from alloy steel, these components are sized to match the chain grade and sling capacity. Their design helps maintain proper load alignment during lifting. Available in multiple dimensions, master links and assemblies are standard fittings in lifting applications across construction, fabrication, and heavy industry.




Chain shorteners and grabbers are fittings used to adjust the length of a chain sling leg without altering the main sling body. A shortening clutch or grabber allows the user to quickly connect a chain link and reduce sling length as needed for different loads. This adjustment method keeps the load balanced and prevents excess chain from hanging loose.
Built from alloy steel and designed to meet sling capacity requirements, they are available in sizes to match specific chain grades. These fittings are widely used in rigging operations where precise load handling and leg adjustment are required for safe lifting.
Holloway partners with the leading names in the rigging industry to provide chain accessories and rigging hardware recognized worldwide for quality and consistency.


A global leader in the rigging and lifting industry, Crosby is renowned for its exceptional quality and rigorous testing. Their chains are engineered for superior performance and are a trusted choice for critical lifting applications worldwide.


With over a century of expertise, Peerless holds a strong reputation in the lifting industry. Their chains are designed for dependable performance across different applications and are manufactured to meet strict industry standards.


For over a century, Peerless has been a trusted name in the chain industry. They offer a diverse range of high-quality chains for various applications, all manufactured to meet or exceed industry standards.


A Taiwanese manufacturer producing lifting points, rigging fittings, and blocks, widely used across oil & gas, construction, and industrial lifting sectors, with products tested to meet global certifications.


A UK-based manufacturer with a strong reputation for lifting chains and hoisting products, recognized for meeting stringent global safety and quality requirements.


Carcano, an Italian manufacturer, is known globally for its Cartec brand of Grade 100 lifting points, chains, and rigging hardware. Cartec products are built for heavy lifting with emphasis on quality and safety.


A European manufacturer known for Grade 100 and Grade 120 lifting chain systems, widely used in heavy lifting and offshore applications.
Holloway Houston provides high-quality chain hardware and accessories designed for demanding lifting operations. Each component is inspected and selected to perform consistently and safely across a wide range of applications.
We stock only the most trusted names in rigging, including Crosby, Pewag, Peerless, and Yoke, providing every component meets the highest standards of quality and reliability.
All chain fittings we provide are fully traceable and meet recognized standards such as **ASME B30.26**. Our goal is to provide equipment that performs as expected while supporting safe and compliant operations.
Not sure which component is right for your application? Our team of rigging specialists has decades of hands-on experience and can help you select the perfect hardware to match your chain's size, grade, and working load limit.
We maintain a vast inventory of chain hardware and fittings at our locations, making sure you get the components you need quickly to minimize project downtime.
With over 50 years of leadership in the rigging and lifting industry, we have the time-tested knowledge and proven reliability to be your trusted partner.
Beyond chain accessories, we are your single source for lifting slings, wire rope, hoists, and all other rigging supplies. We provide everything you need for a successful and safe project.