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Top-Notch Rigging Supply Nationwide! Hoists, cranes, shackles, slings, beams & more. Your lift or transport is our priority! Visit AdvantageRigging.com
Advantage Rigging delivers high-quality gear and expert service to keep you and your crew safe. Since 2008, Advantage Rigging has been your one-stop location for chain slings, nylon slings, transport, proof testing and anything else needed for material handling. We offer the newest Chant Engineering proof tester for load tests and recertification as well. If you need a custom solution or you need it yesterday, call us and we'll make it happen.
09/11/2026
Today we remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001.
We remember the first responders who ran toward danger, the families who lost loved ones, and the countless people whose lives were changed forever.
25 years later, we still remember.
Never forget.
09/09/2026
Five stars for getting the right answer, not just making the sale. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Zane came in with questions about what he needed based on what he hauls. Our team walked him through it, helped match the right gear to the job, and got him back on the road.
That’s exactly how it should work.
If you’re not sure what straps, chains, binders, or other tie-down gear makes sense for your setup, come talk to us. We’d rather answer the questions before you haul the load.
09/07/2026
Happy Labor Day from Advantage Rigging.
Today is for the crews, trades, fabricators, haulers, operators, mechanics, and hardworking people who keep America moving.
We see the work behind the work. The early starts, the long days, the problem-solving, and the pride it takes to get the job done right.
From all of us at Advantage Rigging, thank you for what you build, lift, secure, move, and make possible every day.
Enjoy the day. You earned it.
Why buy a chain sling from Advantage Rigging?
We’re a small, family-run business, and we’ve been building chain slings since 2008.
We build G80 and G100 chain slings to spec based on what the job actually calls for, including chain size, reach, hook style, master link, sling angle, and WLL.
We also offer proof testing with certification after testing.
And one of the biggest things I tell people is this:
Check the tag.
Your sling tag needs to be there, readable, and match the actual assembly you’re using. Grade, size, configuration, WLL, and identification all matter.
There are a lot of chain slings for sale online. Don’t assume they’re all built, tagged, and documented the same way.
Know what you’re buying before you put it to work.
If you’re not sure what you need, call the shop.
Advantage Rigging
Gilbert, AZ
480-502-2225
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Lift with confidence.
Picking a chain sling isn’t just about finding one that will hold the weight.
Start with the lift.
How many pick points do you have? That helps determine whether you’re looking at a single, double, triple, or quad-leg sling.
Then get into the details:
• What does the load weigh, including the rigging?
• What WLL does the exact configuration require?
• What sling angle will you be working at?
• What master link fits your top connection?
• What hooks make sense at the load?
Sling hooks, grab hooks, self-locking hooks, foundry hooks, and swivel self-locking hooks all solve different connection problems. The right answer depends on what you’re actually lifting and how you’re connecting to it.
Angle matters too. On multi-leg lifts, apply the proper angle reduction and use the tagged configuration rating. Don’t guess at capacity.
I’m Steve with Advantage Rigging. We build G80 and G100 chain slings and help customers work through the configuration before they order.
If you’re not sure what you need, call the shop. We’d rather help you figure it out than have you buy the wrong setup.
Lift with confidence.
That edge doesn’t have to look sharp to damage a sling.
Put enough weight on a corner and things change fast.
In this video, Steve walks through a few sling protection options and explains why the protector is only part of the equation. You still need to look at the edge, the radius, the sling itself, and the tag.
A sleeve can help with abrasion and wear, but it should never replace a proper inspection.
Simple rule: protect the sling, then inspect the sling.
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More capacity. Less chain to wrestle around.
That’s one reason we’re seeing more heavy haulers move to Grade 100 transport chain.
3/8” Grade 100 gives you an 8,800 lb WLL.
Need something different? We can build them with grab hooks, sling hooks, foundry hooks, and other configurations depending on what you haul.
And yes, we tag them too.
08/17/2026
Grade 100 tail chain, 3/8" x 5' with a blue grab hook.
This is the piece that extends a sling, chokes back around an awkward load, or bridges a rigging setup when a straight hook-to-hook connection doesn't quite reach. Because it's Grade 100, it's rated for lifting, not the same thing as a tie-down chain off the truck.
Match it to the rest of your rigging, check the tag, and confirm the WLL for your exact configuration before it goes to work.
https://www.advantagerigging.com/tail-chains/ | 480-502-2225
If you’re around Gilbert and need rigging gear, come see us.
I’m Steve Pope with Advantage Rigging. We’ve been in business since 2008 and at our Gilbert location since 2010, right near McQueen and Guadalupe.
We carry lifting, rigging, transport, and material handling gear, and we also offer sling proof testing with certification after testing.
We’re open Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM to 3:30 PM.
Stop in and talk with us if you need help figuring out what you need.
📍 Advantage Rigging | Gilbert, AZ
08/13/2026
Grade 70 binder chain, 3/8" x 10' with slip hooks on both ends.
Built for one job: securing loads during transport. Tie-downs, chain binders, flatbed and trailer work, this is what haulers reach for. It's not rated for overhead lifting, so if something needs to come off the ground on a hook, this isn't the chain for it.
Pair it with a load binder, check the tag before every haul, and keep your transport chain and your lifting chain in two different piles.
https://www.advantagerigging.com/binder-chain/ | 480-502-2225
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1482 W Scott Avenue Ste 101
Gilbert, AZ
85233
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| Monday | 7:30am - 3pm |
| Tuesday | 7:30am - 3pm |
| Wednesday | 7:30am - 3pm |
| Thursday | 7:30am - 3pm |
| Friday | 7:30am - 3pm |