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It depends on whether the chain must bend. If it remains straight, a rod can be used, and it may be preferable, depending on how strongly it is connected to the points of attachment. But chains, in general, have greater tensile strength.

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  • Is it possible to install a connectimg rod instead of a chain
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  • It depends on whether the chain must bend. If it remains straight, a rod can be used, and it may be preferable, depending on how strongly it is connected to the points of attachment. But chains, in general, have greater tensile strength.
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  • It depends on whether the chain must bend. If it remains straight, a rod can be used, and it may be preferable, depending on how strongly it is connected to the points of attachment. But chains, in general, have greater tensile strength.
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