Lifting Shackles

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Shackles for Lifting and Rigging Our premium range of shackles for lifting is built to deliver dependable strength and secure connections in even the most demanding industrial environments. Whether you're working in construction, marine, towing or industrial rigging, choosing the right shackle is essential for safety and efficiency. Having an extensive network of partners gives us access to the highest quality selection of lifting equipment on the market, available in a multitude of sizes, finishes and load ratings. Each of our shackles is engineered for performance, safety-tested and built to comply with industry standards. What are Lifting Shackles? Lifting shackles act as a load-bearing link between your equipment and cargo, attaching lifting devices to loads to make lifting operations easier. Shackles play a crucial role in various rigging and lifting jobs, providing the strength and versatility needed for everyday hoisting to high-stakes industrial lifts. We offer shackles suitable for: Construction sites Marine and offshore operations Heavy towing applications Warehousing and logistics Cranes and lifting rigs From hot-dip galvanised shackles for corrosion resistance to colour-coded variants for easy identification, our collection is tailored to meet your job’s exact demands. Types of Shackles Our range of shackles for lifting is built to support a range of industrial applications, from construction and marine to offshore and heavy-duty rigging. Bow Shackles Bow shackles have a rounded U-shaped body, with a shape that allows for greater surface area and the ability to handle loads from various angles. This rounded shape means they can accommodate wider straps and chains. Discover our range of bow shackles , available to lift capacities from 0.45 tonnes up to 9.5 tonnes. Dee Shackles Dee shackles , or ‘D’ shackles, are designed with strength and durability, offering secure lifting at the core. They’re commonly used for straight, in-line lifting and connecting ap

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