
Reliable chain, wire rope and rigging supplier
German standard and American standard chain are our advantage products, alongside stainless steel chain, security chain, high tensile chain, wire rope and rigging hardware.

German standard and American standard chain are our advantage products, alongside stainless steel chain, security chain, high tensile chain, wire rope and rigging hardware.

Over 10 years of chain production experience, with our own international trade team for direct export to global markets.
By the numbers
We measure the business by useful products, dependable partners, and customers who come back when they need the next everyday piece.
Product Showcase
Professional manufacturing of high-quality chains, wire ropes, and lifting solutions for industrial applications

Yellow zinc chromated transport chain G70, alloy steel, heat treated, American standard grade 70 for load securement.

High test G43 self color chain, alloy steel, American standard grade 43, for transport and general duty.

DIN 764 link chain, carbon steel, 4-26 mm, for general purpose and marine use.

Electro galvanized blue DIN763 link chain, low carbon steel, grade 20 or 25, for general purpose use.

DIN763 chain with agriculture hooks, carbon steel, zinc plated, for farm and general purpose use.

Single sheave pulley for wire rope, sized to the rope diameter, for lifting, guiding and direction changes.

Aluminum oval swage sleeve (ferrule) for wire rope terminations, sized to the rope diameter and crimped with a swaging tool.

Clevis grab hook for grade 70 transport chain, with or without latch, for load securement and tie-downs.
Stories and guides
Read our latest stories, guides, and updates.

Genovese chain, the Italian standard round link chain, is common across Italy and the Mediterranean for mooring and general purpose work. What it is, how it is supplied, and its limits.

A guy wire steadies a mast, pole or frame with nothing but tension. How to build the assembly - rope, thimble, clips and turnbuckle - so the ends hold as well as the rope.

Both hold a wire rope at its end, but one is permanent and one comes apart. How a swaged sleeve and a wire rope clip differ, and how to pick between them.

A pulley is only as good as its sheave match. How rope diameter, groove size, working load limit, mounting and inspection decide the right single pulley for your rope.

Both lift a load, but chain is stiff and abrasion-resistant while wire rope is flexible and easier on the load surface. How to choose, and how to keep either one safe.

Towing and recovery put sudden, heavy loads on a chain. Which chains and fittings to use, and why none of it is for lifting.