Snatch Block with Shackle Head AS 2089

• Complies with AS/NZS 2089.

• Made from hi-tensile steel body and cast steel sheave.
• Grease nipples fitted with roller bearings.
• Snatch blocks come with drop forged bow shackle.
• Available with shackle or hook head fittings.
• Available in toggle (no head fitting) configuration.

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A heavy-duty snatch block is a pulley system that is designed to handle large loads and provide mechanical advantage when performing heavy-duty lifting and pulling operations. It is commonly used in off-road recovery, forestry, and construction industries, as well as in shipyards and other industrial settings.

A snatch block typically consists of a sheave (a grooved wheel) enclosed in a housing with an open side, through which the cable or rope is threaded. The housing is typically made of steel or aluminum and is designed to withstand the high loads and stresses generated during lifting and pulling operations.

The advantage of using a snatch block is that it allows you to change the direction of the load, providing a mechanical advantage that makes it easier to lift heavy objects. By running the cable or rope through the snatch block, you effectively double the pulling power of the winch or hoist, making it possible to lift objects that would otherwise be too heavy to move.

When selecting a snatch block, it's important to choose one that is rated for the load you will be lifting or pulling. Snatch blocks are typically rated by the maximum weight they can handle, and you should choose one that is rated for at least twice the weight of the object you will be lifting. It's also important to make sure that the snatch block is compatible with the size and type of cable or rope you will be using, as well as the winch or hoist you will be using to operate it.