Page 1 D-RING CLIPS Wallace Forge Co. 3700 Georgetown Rd. Canton Ohio 44704 Phone:330-488-1203 Fax:330-488-1217 Www.WallaceForge.com INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS DO NOT USE FOR OVERHEAD LIFTING INSTALLATION RECOMMENDATIONS 1. Welding procedures should be in accordance with those published by the American Welding Society or other technical group. All welding personnel should be properly trained and certified. 2. The area being welded must be cleaned to the bare metal, and free of any paint, scale, dirt, or other foreign substances. 3. Material being welded is AISI 1030 to 1035. 4. Place clip in welding position and securely clamp the clip to the mating surface. 5. Low hydrogen welding rod (5/32”) or low carbon wire (.045”) should be used. 6. A welding procedure which alternates from side to side and minimizes wear buildup is recommended to avoid distortions. 7. Surrounding area and welded area should be normalized to 600ºF, and allowed to slowly cool. 8. Inspect weld to ensure that it is free of cracks and slag inclusions. TO AVOID INJURY – PLEASE READ CAREFULLY For all products: To prevent injury or vertical damage, the mounting location must be at least capable of supporting 15% more then the maximum amount to be pulled. Installation: Consult Department of Transportation regulations for procedure. WORKING LOAD LIMIT (SWL) – The maximum load in pounds which should ever be applied. Working load limit applies to a new product and assumes that the load is applied with even tension. MAXIMUM BREAK STRENGTH – The maximum force in pounds at which the product, in the condition it leaves the factory, has been found by testing to break. This is for acceptance purposes only and the WORKING LOAD LIMIT is still the greatest load that should ever be applied.

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D-RING CLIPS Wallace Forge Co.3700 Georgetown Rd.Canton Ohio 44704

Phone:330-488-1203Fax:330-488-1217

Www.WallaceForge.com

INSTALL INSTRUCTIONSDO NOT USE FOR OVERHEAD LIFTING

INSTALLATION RECOMMENDATIONS

1. Welding procedures should be in accordance with those published by the American Welding Society or other technical group. All welding personnel should be properly trained and certified. 2. The area being welded must be cleaned to the bare metal, and free of any paint, scale, dirt, or other foreign substances. 3. Material being welded is AISI 1030 to 1035. 4. Place clip in welding position and securely clamp the clip to the mating surface. 5. Low hydrogen welding rod (5/32”) or low carbon wire (.045”) should be used. 6. A welding procedure which alternates from side to side and minimizes wear buildup is recommended to avoid distortions. 7. Surrounding area and welded area should be normalized to 600ºF, and allowed to slowly cool. 8. Inspect weld to ensure that it is free of cracks and slag inclusions.

TO AVOID INJURY – PLEASE READ CAREFULLYFor all products: To prevent injury or vertical damage, the mounting location must be at least capable of supporting

15% more then the maximum amount to be pulled.Installation: Consult Department of Transportation regulations for procedure.

WORKING LOAD LIMIT (SWL) – The maximum load in pounds which should ever be applied. Working load limitapplies to a new product and assumes that the load is applied with even tension.

MAXIMUM BREAK STRENGTH – The maximum force in pounds at which the product, in the condition it leaves thefactory, has been found by testing to break. This is for acceptance purposes only and the WORKING LOAD LIMIT

is still the greatest load that should ever be applied.

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