Shackles

Description

Shackles are essential metal connectors used in lifting, rigging, and material handling operations to securely link various components such as slings, chains, ropes, and lifting devices. Made from high-strength steel and available in a range of shapes and sizes, such as bow shackles (anchor shackles) and D shackles (chain shackles), they are designed to withstand heavy loads and dynamic forces. Shackles typically feature a removable pin or bolt, allowing quick and secure attachment and detachment.

Most Common Applications

• Lifting & Rigging: Connecting lifting slings to hoists, cranes, or load-bearing equipment.
• Marine & Offshore: Used for anchoring, mooring, and towing applications.
• Construction & Infrastructure: Employed in structural lifting, heavy machinery handling, and scaffolding support.
• Transport & Logistics: Securing cargo and tie-down systems for transport.
• Industrial & Utility Work: Common in utility rigging, pipeline handling, and general-purpose lifting tasks.

Features

• Available in galvanized, stainless, and alloy steel finishes for corrosion resistance
• Types include bow shackles, D shackles, screw pin, and bolt-type variants
• High load-bearing capacity with safety factor markings
• Quick and secure connection between rigging components
• Compliant with international safety and performance standards