Buy Master Lock 42DPF Chain with Black Nylon SleeveMaster Lock 42DPF Chain with Black Nylon Sleeve Product Description:
- Hardened steel chain is reinforced with boron and titanium
- Hexagonal shape increases the cross section - 30,000 lbs. cut strength
- Black nylon sleeve protects equipment
- 4 Feet chain, black nylon sleeve
- Best used for bicycles, residential gates and fences, grills, lawnmowers, tools and ladders.
Product Description
Master Lock's No. 427BLK snap-on black lockout hasp offers tagout identification and an easy-to-apply 'snap-on' advantage because of its spring-loaded locking arm.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
Best Heavy Duty Chain for the Price
By S. McCalister
It's thick enough to be a deter thieves who want to cut through a lock, and in that respect, any large lock will do.This lock was the best value I could find on the net. I live in Hawaii and the total cost was around $55 - with free supersaver shipping.Pros: Price, durability, nylon sleave, no lock.Cons: what you'd expect - it's heavy.Why is having no lock a Pro? Because most locks are a joke. Buy this chain, then go to a locksmith and invest in a 6-pin key hockey-puck lock. Medico or Masterlock, then you know that whatever you lock up is pretty secure. Check out Youtube videos on how to pick locks - especially combinations locks - scary!Hope this review helps!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.Tuff Product
By Ricardo J. Garcia
I have purchased several of these chains and while fortunatly I have not found my self in the perdicament of testing just how tuff they are. I do feel that they are the most secure chains I have ever bought. Unlike others they do not rust or corode! I use the chains in salt water as a security chain for my boat's trailer. I did spray them with a silicone lubricant as a preventitive measure before putting them to use.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Great chain
By N. Stark
I use this chain to lock a gate that leads to the alley. Last week someone used bolt cutters to cut a very heavy chain that I had been using previously. I needed something much more secure than I could get at Home Depot.This four-foot chain weighs 20 pounds or more. I believe it will live up to its claim of requiring 30,000 pounds of force to cut a link. I gave this chain five stars because I am convinced of its strength.
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