Anchor, Bow, Chain, and D Shackles

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Lifting & Rigging Shackles Shackles - including anchor shackles, chain shackles, and more - are a versatile tool for connecting lifting slings , wire rope , chain , and rope . They play an essential role in many rigging, lifting, pulling, and hoisting applications. Because they come in a wide variety of styles and types, choosing the right one for the job can be confusing. We've outlined some of the basics below (see our video or keep reading). If you have any questions, contact one of our product specialists for more information. Lifting Shackle Types While all rigging shackles act as connectors, factors like the sling type, the sling width, the environment, and your load can all influence which one will work best for your application. There are several main styles available to choose from: Bow / Anchor Shackle Bow or anchor shackles have a larger, rounded "O" shape look. Their rounded design allows them to take loads from many directions without developing significant side load. They can also accommodate wider straps, offering added versatility. The larger loop shape does have a downside, however. An anchor shackle has a lower working load limit than their chain-style counterparts. Chain / D-Shackle Chain shackles are also known as D-shackles due to their "D" shape design. It's narrower than the bow or anchor style and generally has a threaded pin or pin close. The smaller loop is designed to take heavy loads primarily in line, as side and racking loads may cause the shackle D ring shape to twist or bend. There are also Wide D and Long D versions available. The Wide D style has a wider mounting area for wide slings, while the Long D style has a taller loop. Both are made from stainless steel, making them perfect for high moisture or marine applications where corrosion is a concern. Wide Body The wide body shackle has an increased bow radius. It creates a wider sling-bearing surface and load distribution area, which can lengthen the working lifespan of your sli

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