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  • Stainless Steel Snap Hook with Screw
  • Stainless Steel Snap Hook with Screw
  • Stainless Steel Snap Hook with Screw
  • Stainless Steel Snap Hook with Screw

Stainless Steel Snap Hook with Screw

No.704102

The H-Lift Stainless Steel Snap Hook with Screw is a secure, spring-loaded connector designed for applications where accidental opening must be prevented. The integrated screw-lock sleeve over the gate allows the user to positively lock the hook closed after clipping, while the stainless steel construction provides long-term corrosion resistance in marine, outdoor, and industrial environments.

  • Manufactured from corrosion-resistant stainless steel for use in marine and outdoor conditions.
  • Spring-loaded snap gate with threaded locking sleeve to help prevent unintended gate opening.
  • Available in sizes from 4 × 40 mm to 14 × 180 mm with Working Load Limits from 80 lbs to 900 lbs.
  • Provides a reliable connection point for chains, wire ropes, and hardware within the specified WLL.
  • Intended for general rigging and equipment attachment; not certified for personal fall arrest unless otherwise specified.
  • Technical Data

  • Guide to Snap Hooks

The Snap Hook with Screw Nut offers maximum security for rigging applications. Manufactured to DIN 5299D standards from marine-grade stainless steel, it features a locking sleeve that screws over the gate, preventing accidental opening due to vibration or movement. Available in standard and eyelet versions.

⚠️ SAFETY WARNING: NOT FOR OVERHEAD LIFTING.
These hooks are for general utility, safety chains, and rigging. They are NOT rated for lifting suspended loads.
🔒 Maximum Security

Features a manual Screw Nut (locking sleeve). Once tightened, it mechanically locks the gate closed, offering superior safety over standard spring hooks.

🌊 Marine Grade

Made from high-grade AISI 316 (A4) or AISI 304 (A2) Stainless Steel. Ensures exceptional resistance to saltwater, rust, and harsh chemicals.

📏 DIN 5299D

Produced to DIN 5299 Form D specifications, providing consistent dimensions and reliable load ratings for demanding rigging tasks.

⚓ Versatile Utility

Ideal for critical connections in boating, shade sails, flagpoles, and safety chains where vibration might otherwise disengage a standard latch.

ℹ️ Size Guide: "Size" refers to Wire Diameter x Overall Length (e.g., 5 x 50mm).

Type 1: Standard Snap Hook with Screw (S-SKS Series)

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Item No. Size (mm) WLL (lbs) Product Code
S-SKS04040 4 x 40 80 704102040
S-SKS05050 5 x 50 100 704102050
S-SKS06060 6 x 60 140 704102060
S-SKS07070 7 x 70 200 704102070
S-SKS08080 8 x 80 250 704102080
S-SKS09090 9 x 90 280 704102090
S-SKS10100 10 x 100 400 704102100
S-SKS11120 11 x 120 500 704102120
S-SK12140 12 x 140 600 704102140
S-SK13160 13 x 160 700 704102160
S-SK14180 14 x 180 900 704102180

Type 2: Snap Hook with Screw (S-SKS Series)

Item No. Size (mm) WLL (lbs) Product Code
S-SKS04040 4 x 40 80 704102040
S-SKS05050 5 x 50 100 704102050
S-SKS06060 6 x 60 140 704102060
S-SKS07070 7 x 70 200 704102070
S-SKS08080 8 x 80 250 704102080
S-SKS09090 9 x 90 280 704102090
S-SKS10100 10 x 100 400 704102100
S-SKS11120 11 x 120 500 704102120
S-SKS12140 12 x 140 600 704102140
S-SKS13160 13 x 160 700 704102160
S-SKS14180 14 x 180 900 704102180

Type 3: Snap Hook with Eyelet & Screw (S-SKE Series)

Features Fixed Eyelet for stability
Item No. Size (mm) WLL (lbs) Product Code
S-SKE04040 4 x 40 80 704107040
S-SKE05050 5 x 50 100 704107050
S-SKE06060 6 x 60 140 704107060
S-SKE07070 7 x 70 200 704107070
S-SKE08080 8 x 80 250 704107080
S-SKE09090 9 x 90 280 704107090
S-SKE10100 10 x 100 400 704107100
S-SKE11120 11 x 120 500 704107120
S-SKE12140 12 x 140 600 704107140
S-SKE13160 13 x 160 700 704107160
S-SKE14180 14 x 180 900 704107180

Type 4: Snap Hook with Eyelet & Screw (S-SES Series)

Item No. Size (mm) WLL (lbs) Product Code
S-SES05050 5 x 50 100 704108050
S-SES06060 6 x 60 140 704108060
S-SES07070 7 x 70 200 704108070
S-SES08080 8 x 80 250 704108080
S-SES09090 9 x 90 280 704108090
S-SES10100 10 x 100 400 704108100
S-SES11120 11 x 120 500 704108120
S-SES12140 12 x 140 600 704108140
S-SES13160 13 x 160 700 704108160
S-SES14180 14 x 180 900 704108180
Q: What is the advantage of a snap hook with a screw nut? A: The screw nut allows you to mechanically lock the gate closed. This prevents the hook from opening accidentally due to movement, vibration, or something brushing against the latch, making it much safer for semi-permanent connections.
Q: Is this hook suitable for saltwater use? A: Yes, the AISI 316 Stainless Steel version is specifically designed for marine environments and offers excellent resistance to saltwater corrosion.

A Complete Guide to Snap Hooks

Types, Applications, Usage & Safety Guidelines

What is a Snap Hook?

A Snap Hook (also known as a spring hook, carabiner hook, or clip hook) is a metal coupling link with a spring-loaded gate. The gate allows the hook to quickly and reversibly connect components, making it one of the most versatile pieces of hardware in rigging, maritime, and general utility applications.

They are designed to connect ropes, chains, straps, or cables to other components like eye bolts, D-rings, or loops, allowing for rapid attachment and detachment without the need for tools.

Main Types of Snap Hooks

Snap hooks come in various shapes and locking mechanisms depending on their intended use. The most common types include:

DIN 5299C (Carbine Hook)

Design: The classic pear-shaped or oval fire brigade snap hook. It typically has a simple spring-loaded gate.

Use: General utility, shade sails, attaching cables, light rigging, and pet leashes.

  • Most popular general-purpose hook.
  • Available with or without a screw nut (for added security).

Swivel Snap Hook

Design: Features a rotating eye at the base that allows the hook to spin 360 degrees.

Use: Preventing tangles in ropes, leashes, flagpoles, and keychains.

  • Prevents rope twisting.

Egg Shaped Snap Hook

Design: A more rounded, robust profile often used in marine environments.

Use: Marine, boating, and industrial applications where a smoother profile is required to prevent snagging.

Bolt Snap / Trigger Snap

Design: Uses a spring-loaded plunger (bolt) operated by a thumb trigger rather than a hinged gate.

Use: Scuba diving, pet leashes, and horse reins. Known for being very secure and less likely to open accidentally.

Common Applications

Snap hooks are ubiquitous across many industries:

  • Marine & Boating: Attaching fenders, securing deck cargo, and rigging sails.
  • Outdoor & Camping: Securing tents, backpacks, hammocks, and shade sails.
  • Industrial & Construction: Tool lanyards, barrier chains, and light-duty cable management.
  • Daily Utility: Keychains, pet leashes, gym equipment attachments, and flagpoles.
  • Safety (Rated Only): Fall protection lanyards and rescue operations (Must use certified, rated carabiners).

How to Use a Snap Hook

Operation Mechanism

Most snap hooks operate on a simple push-to-open principle. The spring mechanism ensures the gate snaps back into the closed position automatically as soon as it is released.

Proper Attachment Steps:

  1. Inspect: Check that the spring action is smooth and the gate closes fully. Ensure there is no rust seizing the hinge.
  2. Open: Push the gate inward (or pull the trigger) to create an opening.
  3. Connect: Slide the hook over the attachment point (e.g., D-ring, rope loop).
  4. Release: Let go of the gate. Ensure it snaps back completely shut.
  5. Secure (If applicable): If using a snap hook with a screw nut (locking gate), screw the nut over the gate to prevent accidental opening.

Safety Precautions & Materials

⚠ WARNING: Non-PPE vs. PPE

Standard DIN 5299C snap hooks are generally NOT certified for overhead lifting or personal fall protection (climbing/safety harnesses). For life-safety applications, you must use rated, certified carabiners (e.g., EN 362 or ANSI Z359 standards).

Material Selection

  • Stainless Steel (304/316): The best choice for outdoor and marine environments. Offers high corrosion resistance and strength.
  • Zinc Plated Steel: Good strength and moderate rust protection. Suitable for general indoor/dry outdoor use.
  • Brass / Bronze: Used for aesthetic purposes or spark-resistant applications. Common in diving (bolt snaps) to prevent corrosion seizure.
  • Aluminum: Lightweight, often used in climbing gear (must be rated) or lightweight camping gear.

Safety Checklist

  • Check the Gate: The gate must align perfectly with the nose of the hook. If bent, discard immediately.
  • No Side Loading: Snap hooks are designed to be loaded along their major axis (spine). Side loading or cross-loading weakens them significantly.
  • Working Load Limit (WLL): Always check the manufacturer's WLL. Do not exceed the rated capacity.
  • Corrosion: In marine environments, wash stainless steel hooks with fresh water occasionally to remove salt deposits and maintain spring function.

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