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View our full range of shackles for material handling purposes including subsea, cold weather, carbon screw pin, alloy bolt type and more - only from The Crosby Group.

Aug 6, 2019 · Just like lifting slings and sling hooks, shackles come in a number of different designs and configurations. Careful consideration must be given to the type of shackle body style and pin that is used for your application.

Lifting metal shackles create secure anchor points for connecting lifting and pulling equipment like chains, slings, rope, and hooks. Metal shackles withstand heavy loads, extreme temperatures, impacts, and abrasions.

Whether you’re hoisting steel beams on a construction site or securing cargo on a ship, shackles connect equipment and loads securely. This guide explains everything you need to know: what shackles are, their types, how to pick the right one, safety tips, maintenance advice, and key industry rules. Chapter 1: What Are Shackles and How Do They Work?

When it comes to shackles, Columbus McKinnon prides itself on providing the strongest and most reliable products on the market. Made in Chattanooga, TN, our shackles are available in a variety of styles and materials for virtually any rigging application.

Are you looking for load-bearing shackles for inline connections or overhead lifting? Your search ends here! We offer a wide variety of shackles from top domestic brands as well as import shackles. You'll find shackles for rigging, construction, marine, oil and gas, agricultural, theatrical, transportation, etc.

Shackles create secure connections between loads, anchor points, and components like hooks, chains, rope, and slings. Lifting metal shackles hoist heavy loads and are suitable for applications exposed to extreme temperatures, abrasions, or impacts.

Meeting strict standards for lifting, yet flexible and lightweight, these shackles wrap around a variety of lifting points. For use in low-vibration applications where the shackle remains stationary. More secure than screw-pin shackles, these shackles close with a bolt that’s fastened with a nut and a cotter pin.

See Crosby's full range of shackles including bolt type, cold weather, screw pin, ROV, heavy lift and more - exclusively for the lifting and rigging industries.