Industrial Product

Rigging Hardware

Rigging hardware families including D shackles, bow shackles, lifting hooks, and open or closed spelter sockets for compatible lifting and wire rope connections.

Overview

Rigging hardware provides connection points within a lifting or wire rope system. The populated source records cover D shackles, bow shackles, lifting hooks, and open and closed spelter sockets.

Hardware must be selected as part of the complete system. Confirm the required type, working or rated load, dimensions, pin or interface, compatible rope diameter where applicable, material, finish, standard, quantity, and documentation.

Key Features

Recorded D shackle and bow shackle product families

Recorded lifting hooks with safety-latch configuration

Open and closed spelter sockets for wire rope end connections

Material and protective finish vary by hardware family and requirement

Technical Specifications

Shackle families

D shackles and bow shackles; source-recorded size range requires technical verification before publication

Hook family

Lifting hooks with safety latch; source-recorded capacity range requires technical verification

Spelter socket compatibility

Open and closed types; recorded for 6–60 mm wire rope, subject to confirmation

Recorded materials

Carbon steel, alloy steel, or cast steel depending on hardware family

Recorded finishes

Hot-dip galvanized, electro-galvanized, or protective coating depending on hardware family

Standards and ratings

Confirm product-specific standard, dimensions, markings, and rated capacity before ordering or use

Applications

Lifting connections

Shackles and hooks are recorded for lifting connection applications.

Wire rope termination

Open and closed spelter sockets are recorded for wire rope end connections.

Assembly integration

Hardware can be reviewed alongside wire rope slings or custom assemblies when interfaces and ratings are defined.

Custom Options

Hardware type and connection geometry

Required rated capacity and dimensions

Pin, latch, socket, or mating-interface requirements

Material and protective finish

Marking, inspection, documentation, packaging, and quantity

Frequently Asked Questions

What information is needed for a rigging hardware quotation?

Provide the hardware type, required rated capacity, dimensions, pin or interface details, compatible rope diameter where applicable, material, finish, quantity, standard, and documentation requirements.

How do I choose between a D shackle and a bow shackle?

Selection depends on the load direction, connection geometry, pin arrangement, required capacity, and governing requirements. The complete connection should be reviewed before selection.

Can hardware be supplied with a wire rope sling or assembly?

The source supports combined product-family planning, but compatibility and rated capacity must be confirmed for every component and the complete assembly.

Are all listed size and load ranges approved?

No. The master workbook contains draft ranges that require product-specific technical validation before they are presented as selectable ratings.

Controlled production

From Material Preparation to Delivery

01

Raw Material

Confirm material and construction requirements.

02

Stranding

Process rope construction for the application.

03

Splicing

Form sling eyes and configured assemblies.

04

Testing

Apply confirmed testing requirements.

05

Inspection

Check dimensions, finish, and documentation.

06

Delivery

Coordinate packaging and export supply.

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Quality & testing

Verification Built Into Production

  • Incoming material inspection
  • Production process control
  • Testing requirements confirmed by order
  • Traceability and documentation support

Engineering consultation

Need a Customized Lifting Solution?

  • Application and working environment
  • Load, dimensions, and connection details
  • Quantity and delivery requirement
  • Applicable standard or documentation