Koch 5/16" Log Chain, grade 43, 14 ft vs Stainless steel chain 13ft 1/4in heavy duty utility chain
Key Differences
Lsquirrel (A) is 304 stainless steel and rated to a 1320 lb load, making it more corrosion resistant and stronger for outdoor use; Koch (B) is a Grade 43 5/16" log chain with welded links and a longer 14 ft length, offering higher tensile-grade performance and slightly lower listed price tier. Choose A if corrosion resistance and load rating matter; choose B if you need a longer, high-test log chain with welded links and a more affordable option
Koch 5/16" Log Chain, grade 43, 14 ft
Grade 43 log chain, 14 ft length, welded construction for uniform load distribution. Self-colored finish. Rated to handle heavy towing and logging tasks. Customers note good value and chain quality
Pros
- Grade 43 construction
- Welded links for uniform load distribution
- Self-colored finish reduces plating requirements
- Suitable for load securement, construction, logging & towing
Cons
- Some reports of broken case latches/storage boxes
Stainless steel chain 13ft 1/4in heavy duty utility chain
Stainless steel 304 chain, length 13 feet, 1/4 inch thick. Offers corrosion resistance and sturdy load handling; suitable for hanging and outdoor uses. A customer notes strong construction and versatile function
Pros
- 304 stainless steel construction
- 1/4 inch ring thickness
- 13 ft length for versatile setups
- corrosion resistant
Cons
- size feedback is mixed
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | Koch Industries |
| Durability | Lsquirrel |
| Versatility | Koch Industries |
| User Reviews | Lsquirrel |