We are proudly introducing our own branded RS PRO Stainless-Steel D Shackle recognisable as they are narrower than a Bow Shackle and, in most cases, they have a threaded pin or pin close. The purpose of their existence is to serve for an in-line load, which explains why the loop is so small.
The material of this D-Shackle is stainless-steel meaning it can be subjected to climatic factors. This D-Shackle (known as Chain Shackle) with 8 mm diameter, withstands of approximately 150 kg is a perfect solution to secure your light to moderate loads.
Note: Suitable for a wide variety of applications such as tensioning wires or securing loads. Not suitable for lifting applications.

• Stainless-Steel Shackle with crew pin
• The D Shackle comes with 3-year Warranty
• Pin diameter of 8 mm
• Jaw width of 16 mm
• This Chain Shackle deals well with weather conditions
• Ideal for securing light to moderate loads or plant
• Suitable applications such as tensioning wires or securing loads

• Shackles are used in conjunction with slings and rope
• Wire Rope Slings
• Industrial crane rigging onboard large ships
• Commonly used in personal safety gear including climbing and mountaineering harnesses
• Vehicle recovery

What are the widely accepted codes of practice when dealing with Shackles?

• Always perform regular check inspection


• Pay attention to the manufacturer or distributor specifications


• Use the correct size of the Shackle for the hook or sling straps


• Make sure to connect multiple sling legs to the body of the Shackle, and never to the pin itself


• Never use the Shackle to lift if it does not meet the required safety standards or shows signs of excessive wear

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This is not for lifting applications.

Avoid exceeding 120 degrees for the angle when there is a requirement to use multiple-leg slings.