Pulse Safety Equipments

Capacity vs Safety Factor: Always choose a WLL that exceeds your maximum intended load by a margin (industry often recommends 1.5x to 2x).

Assembly Type: Use plain master links for indoor hoist setups; choose assemblies with coatings for corrosion resistance outdoors or offshore .

Standards & Quality: Kepro forges links from quenched & tempered alloy steel. They’re tested in-house to meet international rigging standards

Load requirement: Select the rating just above your maximum load (e.g., use a 6.7 T link if your working load is 6 T).

Environment: KMLA coatings make these suitable for outdoor/offshore—but verify exact coating type with the supplier.

Certification: Ask for supply documentation or inspection certificates if your project demands compliance (e.g., ISO or EN standards).

Ease of hookup: Makes assembly with large hooks, oversized melted connections, or multi-leg slings simpler.

Better fitment: Reduces twisting and binding when using big-throat crane hooks or large sling eyes.

Higher spec: Usually made from Grade 80/100 with premium finishes—often exceeding Kepro's baseline coatings.

Custom orders from Kepro – Kepro’s manufacturing setup might allow order-based fabrication. Contact them through their rigging division .

Premium brands – Brands like LG Rigging, Peerless, or Tractel offer one-piece master links with forged sub‑links (Grade 80/100). These are generally higher-cost and may require import.

Alloy-steel construction, heat-treated, with safety factor of ~4:1 

Corrosion-resistant finish, ideal for workshop and outdoor use

Easy operation, possibly spring-loaded latch or pin, to lock onto chain link

Capacity matching chain sling WLLs (1 t, 2 t, 3 t, etc.)