RS PRO Bow Shackle, Alloy Steel, 6.5t

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Brand

RS PRO

Material

Alloy Steel

Shackle Type

Bow Shackle

Pin Type

Screw Pin

Safe Working Load

6.5t

Shackle Diameter

22mm

Jaw Width

37mm

Pin Diameter

25mm

Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
CN

RS PRO Bow Shackle/Alloy Steel


The usability of Shackles, also referred to as gyve reaches hundreds of years. Shackles built their reputation as the simple, but solid construction providing the most cost-effective method of attaching the anchor with chain. The primary purpose is lifting heavy objects and equipment. Basic models are available for domestic and light use, such as for luggage and tow ropes. The commercial site is using the Shackles to cope with more extreme load capacities and atmospheric conditions. Each Shackle is made of durable and high-quality material, ensuring a perfect connection to the sling and therefore providing excellent reliability. For Shackles that are suitable for lifting, we are strongly recommending checking a weight limit guidance. If using in extreme temperatures (more than + 200°C or - 40°C) always consult this with either a manufacturer or distributor.

The Shackle consists of 2 parts, which is the body and the pin (or bolt). The body can have different shapes. Therefore, you can see on the market Bow Shackles, D Shackles, Green Pin Shackles, Safety Pin Shakes, Screw Pink Shackles, Stainless-Steel and Pilling Shackles. Another way of identifying Shackles are by pin types, such as round pin and cotter (class 1), screw (class 2) and bolt, nut and cotter pin (class 3). We are proudly introducing our won branded RS PRO Bow Shackle (known as Anchor Shackles) recognisable by their u-shaped piece connecting link in all manner of rigging systems. They have their place on multi-leg slings providing an efficient way of fastening chains and straps securely. This Bow Shackle is forged alloy steel along with screw pin subjected to a hot-dip galvanising bath. The forging process is characterising less porosity, finer grain structure and higher tensile strength to bring you a high-capacity Shackle. The Anchor Shackle with 22 mm diameter, withstands of impressive 6.5-ton load comply to U.S.A. regulations RR-C-271D Type IVA, grade A, class 2.

Features and Benefits


  • Galvanised alloy steel Shackle with crew pin

  • Meets U.S.A. regulations RR-C-271D Type IVA, grade A, class 2

  • Pin diameter of 25 mm

  • Jaw width of 37 mm

  • Gyve provide lifting multiple loads due to the shape of the body to support heavier payloads

    • Application


  • Wire Rope Slings

  • Moderate to heavy lifting loads

  • Industrial crane rigging onboard large ships

  • Commonly used in personal safety gear including climbing and mountaineering harnesses

    • Frequently asked questions


    What are the widely accepted codes of practice when dealing with Shackles?

  • Always perform regular check inspection

  • Pay attention to the manufacturer or distributor specifications

  • Use the correct size of the Shackle for the hook or sling straps

  • Make sure to connect multiple sling legs to the body of the Shackle, and never to the pin itself

  • Never use the Shackle to lift if it does not meet the required safety standards or shows signs of excessive wear

    • Why RS PRO?


    RS Pro is our family brand and brings you a wide range of high-quality and high-value products to support your project. Trusted by engineers all over the world, every part of every RS PRO product is always rigorously tested against demanding industry standards. We are only giving the RS PRO seal of approval if we're confident of their exceptional quality, which means you can be convinced too.

    Note

    Avoid exceeding 120 degrees for the angle when there is a requirement to use multiple-leg slings.

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