Alloy Steel Rigging Shackles​

Alloy steel rigging shackles are indispensable components in lifting and rigging applications, renowned for their unparalleled strength, durability, and reliability. Crafted from high-grade alloy steel, these shackles undergo rigorous manufacturing processes to ensure consistent quality and performance, making them essential assets across various industries, including construction, marine, oil and gas, and manufacturing.

Distinguished by their robust construction and exceptional load-bearing capabilities, alloy steel rigging shackles are engineered to withstand the most demanding lifting tasks with ease. Their superior strength-to-weight ratio allows for the safe and efficient handling of heavy loads, providing peace of mind in critical lifting operations.

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DEE Shackles

DEE shackles, also known as D-shackles or bow shackles, are fundamental components in rigging and lifting operations, prized for their versatility, strength, and reliability. These shackles are named for their “D” shape when viewed from the side, resembling the letter “D.”

Constructed from high-quality alloy steel, DEE shackles are engineered to withstand heavy loads and harsh working environments. Their robust design features a rounded body with a large, U-shaped opening at one end and a threaded pin or bolt at the other end. This configuration allows for easy attachment to lifting equipment, such as hooks, chains, or wire ropes, as well as to the load being lifted.

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DEE Shackles

Bow shackles, also known as anchor shackles, are essential components in rigging and lifting operations, prized for their strength, versatility, and durability. These shackles are named for their distinctive bow-shaped design when viewed from the side.

Constructed from high-grade alloy steel, bow shackles are engineered to withstand heavy loads and harsh working conditions. Their robust design features a rounded body with a larger, rounded “bow” or “U” shape at one end and a threaded pin or bolt at the other end. This configuration allows for easy attachment to lifting equipment, such as hooks, chains, or wire ropes, as well as to the load being lifted.

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