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Understanding our return policy(Post)
Advantage Rigging is a very customer service oriented company and we want to add value to your rigging and transport purchases compared to our competition. To that end, we ship free on orders over $2 ...
Chain Hardness and Grade for Security, Transport and Overhead Lifting(Post)We frequently get asked about the chain hardness of our overhead lifting chain. Our security chain is Grade 100 lifting chain designed to make slings for overhead lifting - and is not manufactur ...
The Chain Sling Buyer’s Guide: Grade 80 vs Grade 100 | Advantage Rigging(Post)How to Choose the Right Chain Sling Without Guesswork If you are choosing between Grade 80 and Grade 100 chain slings, you are not asking which one is stronger. You are asking which one makes sense f ...
New Website Layout Live Now(Post)As promised several weeks ago, the new graphical navigation layout of the website is now live at www.advantagerigging.com. The new design categorizes our inventory by product type, organized int ...
About Nylon Sling Protectors(Post)One of our most sought after items, nylon sling protectors slide over your existing sling to preserve its lifecycle in the field. The biggest enemies of your sling are cuts, tears, abr ...
Weight Lifting Chains for Powerlifting in the Gym(Post)Powerlifting used to be the main reason to use chains when benching or squatting. However, chains have been increasingly popular to help strengthen weak areas of a lift and increase lift speed for ...
New Graphic Website Layout(Post)We're excited to move forward with some significant updates to the Advantage Rigging website. We've added a bunch of new products, including in-line shortening grab hooks by Cartec. These work l ...
Chain Sling Replacement Identification Tags(Post)How can I replace my chain sling identification tag? Advantage Rigging places identification tags on all new chain slings that we manufacture. However, often we will find damaged ...
Sling Inspection and Maintenance: How to Prevent Sling Failure on the Jobsite Advantage Rigging (Post)Picture a crew lining up a routine lift during a shutdown. The load is ready, the crane is positioned, and someone grabs a sling from the gang box. It looks fine at a glance. No obvious cuts, no brok ...
Chain Sling Inspection(Post)This is a common inquiry we have from customers in the field and online. Inspections are typically done from the angle of periodic inspection, or in order to abide by OSHA and MSHA standards. Whil ...
Shipping(Page)1. Shipping Terms All orders over $25 ship for free using standard ground shipping or similar. Typically we will use USPS unless the item exceeds 70 lbs, in which case we will ship UPS or ...
Terms(Page)Web Site Terms and Conditions of Use 1. Terms By accessing this web site, you are agreeing to be bound by these web site Terms and Conditions of Use, all applicable laws and regulations, and agree ...