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  • DIN 1480 Turnbuckle
  • DIN 1480 Turnbuckle
  • DIN 1480 Turnbuckle
  • DIN 1480 Turnbuckle
  • DIN 1480 Turnbuckle
  • DIN 1480 Turnbuckle
  • DIN 1480 Turnbuckle
  • DIN 1480 Turnbuckle
  • DIN 1480 Turnbuckle
  • DIN 1480 Turnbuckle

DIN 1480 Turnbuckle

No.702002

The H-Lift DIN 1480 Turnbuckle is a standardized tensioning assembly featuring an open-body design manufactured from carbon steel or mild steel. Designed to German DIN 1480 specifications, these turnbuckles utilize threaded adjustments to effectively increase or decrease tension in wire ropes, cables, and rod systems. They are widely employed in general construction, landscaping, and non-critical rigging applications where reliable linear force adjustment is required.

  • Manufactured to DIN 1480 standard specifications
  • Material: Carbon Steel / Mild Steel with galvanized finish
  • Available Size Range: M5 to M36
  • Configuration options: Hook & Eye, Eye & Eye, and Hook & Hook
  • Suitable for lashing, fencing, and static tensioning (Not for lifting)
  • Technical Data

  • Differene between Rigging Screws and Turnbuckles

H-Lift DIN 1480 Turnbuckles feature an open-body design with threaded ends, ideal for adjusting the tension or length of ropes, cables, tie rods, and other tensioning systems. Manufactured from high-quality carbon steel, these versatile rigging screws are available with Hook, Eye, or Jaw end fittings to suit a wide range of connection requirements.

DIN 1480 Turnbuckle with Hook and Eye
📜 DIN 1480 Standard

Designed to German Industrial Standard DIN 1480, featuring a robust open body frame for easy inspection and adjustment.

🔗 Versatile End Fittings

Available in multiple configurations: Hook & Eye (quick attachment), Hook & Hook (temporary), and Eye & Eye (permanent secure rigging).

🛡️ Corrosion Protection

Standard finish is Electro-Galvanized (Zinc Plated) for rust resistance. Hot Dip Galvanized and Self-Colored finishes are also available upon request.

📏 Wide Size Range

Stocked in metric thread sizes from M5 to M36 (up to M48 on request) to handle light lashing to heavy-duty tensioning jobs.

Q: What is the difference between DIN 1480 and DIN 1478 turnbuckles?
A: DIN 1480 turnbuckles have an open body with flat sides. DIN 1478 turnbuckles are made from seamless steel pipe (closed body) and are generally rated for higher loads and lifting applications.

Q: Can I use DIN 1480 turnbuckles for lifting?
A: Standard DIN 1480 turnbuckles are designed for tensioning and lashing (static loads). They are not recommended for overhead lifting unless specifically certified by the manufacturer.

Technical Specifications

Item No. Size Main Dimensions (mm) Weight Product Code
D L min L max A C B F kg
TB148005 M5 70 115 170 54 8.4 65 6 0.052 702002005
TB148006 M6 110 166 250 80 10 85 8 0.09 702002006
TB148008 M8 110 190 280 84 12 85 10.7 0.15 702002008
TB148010 M10 125 216 305 105 14 112 13.2 0.26 702002010
TB148012 M12 125 248 328 115 17.5 117 14.5 0.40 702002012
TB148014 M14 140 254 343 122 18 122 15.5 0.60 702002014
TB148016 M16 170 336 452 165 22 138 18 0.90 702002016
TB148020 M20 200 365 490 167 25.5 170 20 1.65 702002020
TB148022 M22 220 387 531 167 29.7 185 21.5 2.22 702002022
TB148024 M24 255 437 612 205 27.7 205 24 2.68 702002024
TB148027 M27 255 485 650 230 34 255 28.5 3.82 702002027
TB148030 M30 255 520 670 255 36 255 29 4.50 702002030
TB148032 M32 255 520 725 255 36 255 36 4.92 702002032
TB148036 M36 295 576 754 276 44 255 43 8.30 702002036
⚠️ USAGE LIMITATION

These turnbuckles are designed for static tensioning applications such as fencing, construction lashing, and structural support. They are NOT RATED FOR OVERHEAD LIFTING unless explicitly stated. For lifting applications, please consider using high-strength Forged Turnbuckles (US Fed Spec FF-T-791b) or DIN 1478 pipe turnbuckles.

Rigging screws and turnbuckles are essential components used to adjust tension and secure loads. While they serve similar functions, their distinct designs make them suitable for specific applications.

Rigging Screws

*Rigging screws feature a pipe-like closed body encasing the threads.

  • Definition: Also known as rigging tensioners, these devices adjust tension in cables, wires, or rods. They typically feature a closed body (tubular) design.
  • Functionality: Rotating the body causes the attached fittings (different handed threads) to move in or out, providing precise tensioning.
  • Best Use: Critical for maintaining correct tension in shrouds, stays, and guard wires where protection of the threads is beneficial.

Turnbuckles

*Turnbuckles feature an open frame allowing view of the threads.

  • Definition: Often called bottlescrews, these mechanical devices consist of an open frame with two threaded ends connected to eye bolts, hooks, or jaws.
  • Design: The open body allows for easy visual inspection, lubrication, and maintenance. Available in stainless steel, bronze, and galvanized steel.
  • Functionality: Features one left-hand and one right-hand thread. Rotating the central frame adjusts both ends simultaneously.
  • Applications: Widely used in marine rigging, construction, and general tensioning.

Key Differences Summary

  • Body Design Rigging screws generally have a closed (tubular) body, protecting the threads. Turnbuckles have an open body, allowing for inspection.
  • Thread Types Rigging screws typically use different handed threads on each end for fine adjustment. Turnbuckles use standard LH/RH threads for rapid adjustment.
  • Usage Context Turnbuckles are preferred where frequent adjustments and inspection are needed. Rigging screws are often preferred for permanent installations where aesthetics or thread protection is prioritized.

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