Screw Pin Anchor Shackle

Item No.: 701001
Screw pin anchor shackle or screw pin bow shackle can take loads from different directions and are perfectly suited for rigging due to their geometric shape.Anchor shackle or bow shackle is suitable for both one-leg and multi-leg systems.
Description Safe Use of Shackles What is a Screw Pin Anchor Shackle
Description

H-Lift Screw Pin Anchor Shackle, Bow Shackle,

Shackles are used in lifting static systems as removable links to connect wire rope, chain and other fittings.Shackles can be used in a variety of different applications, including: rigging, towing or pulling, lifting, hoisting, tie-down.
  • Forged-quenched and tempered.
  • Material: body-carbon steel, pin-alloy steel
  • Surface finish: electric galvanized body and painted pin as standard. Hot dip galvanized finish is optional.
  • Safety factor: 6:1 as standard. 4:1 is optional.
  • Marking: Size, WLL , "CE" mark, batch number

Screw Pin Anchor Shackle G209

Item No. Size W.L.L. Dimensions(mm) Weight kg Product Code
A B C D E L
SH01005 3/16" 1/3T 9.65 6.35 22.4 4.85 15.2 37.3 0.022 701001005
SH01006 1/4" 1/2T 11.9 7.85 28.7 6.35 19.8 46.7 0.05 701001006
SH01008 5/16" 3/4T 13.5 9.65 31 7.85 21.3 53 0.08 701001008
SH01010 3/8" 1T 16.8 11.2 36.6 9.65 26.2 63 0.135 701001010
SH01011 7/16" 1-1/2T 19.1 12.7 42.9 11.2 29.5 74 0.195 701001011
SH01013 1/2" 2T 20.6 16 47.8 12.7 33.3 83.5 0.3 701001013
SH01016 5/8" 3-1/4T 26.9 19.1 60.5 16 42.9 106 0.61 701001016
SH01019 3/4" 4-3/4T 31.8 22.4 71.5 19.1 51 126 1.03 701001019
SH01022 7/8" 6-1/2T 36.6 25.4 84 22.4 58 148 1.6 701001022
SH01025 1" 8-1/2T 42.9 28.7 95.5 25.4 68.5 167 2.3 701001025
SH01029 1-1/8" 9-1/2T 46 31.8 108 29.5 74 190 3.2 701001029
SH01032 1-1/4" 12T 51.5 35.1 119 32.8 82.5 210 4.4 701001032
SH01035 1-3/8" 13-1/2T 57 38.1 133 36.1 92 233 6.2 701001035
SH01038 1-1/2" 17T 60.5 41.4 146 39.1 98.5 254 7.8 701001038
SH01044 1-3/4" 25T 73 51 178 46.7 127 313 13.8 701001044
SH01050 2" 35T 82.5 57 197 53 146 348 20.5 701001050
SH01063 2-1/2" 55T 105 70 267 69 184 453 39 701001063
Shackle Protector(only for 3/4" and 7/8")
Shackle PVC Protector
Shackle Protector
Shackle Protection
Anchor Shackle and Chain Shackle
Bolt type Chain Shackle
Screw Pin Anchor Shackle
Bolt type Anchor Shackle
Safe Use of Shackles
Anchor Shackle and Chain Shackle
Bolt type Chain Shackle
Screw Pin Anchor Shackle
Bolt type Anchor Shackle

ALWAYS:
• Store and handle shackles correctly.
• Inspect shackles before use and before placing into storage.
• Select the correct pattern of shackle and pin for the application.
• Allow for the full resultant imposed load.
• Fully tighten the pin.
• Ensure the load acts through the centre line of the shackle using spacers if necessary to meet this requirement.

 

NEVER:
• Use shackles with bent pins or deformed bodies.
• Force, hammer or wedge shackles into position.
• Eccentrically load shackles.
• Replace the pin with a bolt.
• Fit pins in contact with moving parts which may loosen or unscrew them.
• Shock load shackles.

 

Selecting the Correct Shackle
Shackles are available in a range of material grades, sizes and designs. Select the shackle to be used and plan the lift taking the following into account:
Type of shackle to be used - dee or bow, British Standard or other design.
Type of pin - screwed with collar and eye are suitable for general purposes; with countersunk head for where clearance is limited; bolt and nut for where the pin may be out of sight or subject to movement.
Full resultant imposed load - when using shackles with multi-leg slings remember that as the included angle increases and so does the load in the leg and any attachment to the leg. When used to suspend pulley blocks account must be taken of the imposed load due to operating effort.


CAUTION: BS and ISO Standard shackles are designed and rated for the pin to accept a central point load. Other, commonly available, types are designed and rated for the load to be evenly distributed over the full width of the pin. Unless the basis for rating is clearly stated it should be assumed that the jaw must be fully filled and the load evenly spread across the shackle pin width.

 

Storing and Handling Shackles
Never return damaged shackles to storage. They should be dry, clean and protected from corrosion.
Do not alter, modify or repair shackles and never replace missing pins with unidentified pins, bolts etc, but refer such matters to a Competent Person.

Never galvanise or subject a shackle to other plating processes without the approval of the supplier.

 

Using Shackles Safely
Do not attempt lifting operations unless you understand the use of the equipment, the slinging procedures and the mode factors to be applied.
Do not use defective shackles or unidentified pins.
Shackles should be fitted so that the body takes the load along its centre line and is not subjected to side bending loads. When connecting a number of sling legs, and similar applications, position them so that they do not impose a side load on the shackle jaws. Use spacers to position them if necessary.
Ensure the pin is correctly screwed into the shackle eye. Tighten by hand, use a small bar to lock the collar to the shackle eye. Check that the thread is fully engaged with the body but is not too long so that tightening causes the body to deform.
With bolt and nut pins ensure the nut jams on the inner end of the thread and not on the eye of the shackle. The bolt should be free to rotate with minimal side float. The split cotter pin must be fitted before making a lift.
When using shackles with slings in choke hitch, or in other applications where there may be movement, place the pin through the eye or link of the sling and never in contact with the bight of the choke or moving parts which may cause the pin to unscrew.

 

In-service Inspection and Maintenance
Maintenance requirements are minimal. Keep shackles clean, the threads free of debris and protect from corrosion.
Regularly inspect shackles and, in the event of the following defects, refer the shackle to a Competent Person for thorough examination: illegible markings; distorted, worn, stretched or bent body; bent pin; damaged or incomplete thread forms; nicks, gouges, cracks or corrosion; incorrect pin; any other defect.

What is a Screw Pin Anchor Shackle

A screw pin anchor shackle is a type of fastening device used in rigging and lifting applications. It's designed to connect various components of lifting or rigging equipment together securely. Shackle types can vary based on their design and features, and a screw pin anchor shackle specifically has a removable screw pin or bolt that is used to secure the two ends of the shackle.

Here are some key points about a screw pin anchor shackle:

  • Design: A screw pin anchor shackle typically consists of a U-shaped metal body with a removable pin or bolt threaded through the ends of the "U." The pin has a threaded portion that screws into one side of the shackle body, and it can be easily screwed in or unscrewed by hand or using a tool.
  • Applications: Screw pin anchor shackles are commonly used in lifting and rigging applications where temporary connections are needed. They are used to connect various components like slings, hooks, and other lifting equipment.
  • Usage: To use a screw pin anchor shackle, you would unscrew the pin to open the shackle, then place the looped ends of the rigging components onto the shackle's body, and finally screw the pin back in to secure the connection. This makes them relatively easy to attach and detach.
  • Load Capacity: Screw pin anchor shackles come in various load capacities and sizes to accommodate different lifting and rigging needs. It's important to choose the right size and load capacity for the specific application to ensure safety.
  • Safety Considerations: Proper use and inspection are crucial when using any lifting or rigging equipment, including screw pin anchor shackles. Regular inspection for wear, deformation, or damage is essential to prevent accidents. It's also important to follow industry standards and guidelines for safe usage.
  • Alternative Designs: In addition to screw pin anchor shackles, there are other types of shackles available, such as bolt-type shackles with a captive bolt that can't be fully removed, and quick-release shackles with a lever mechanism for faster attachment and detachment.

Remember that safety is paramount when using any rigging or lifting equipment. Always follow proper procedures, guidelines, and regulations, and ensure that those using the equipment are properly trained. If you're unsure about the specific type of shackle to use or how to use it, it's recommended to consult with a qualified professional or engineer.

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