0.3 t to 85 t
0.5 t to 150 t
0.3 t to 85 t
0.3 t to 120 t
5.4 t to 8.2 t
3.25 t to 8.5 t
2.95 t to 7.71 t
3.25 t to 50 t
3.25 t to 50 t
1 t to 4.75 t
For how bow and dee shackles differ, see bow shackle vs D shackle; for the other patterns and where each is used, see shackle types and applications.
What is worth saying here is the sizing point, because it is the one buyers most often get wrong. A shackle is chosen by working load limit for the way it will actually be loaded, never by matching the pin diameter to the hole it happens to fit. The body must also seat fairly in the hook, masterlink or eye it connects to: a shackle pulled across its pin, or wedged so the bow cannot align with the load, is no longer working the way its rating assumes. Our shackle size selection guide walks through the method.
Shackles here are supplied against the scope of IS 5245 for general engineering use and EN 13889 for forged shackles, with Crosby items rated to their own catalogue and marked accordingly. Any shackle we sell can be proof-loaded in our in-house test house and issued with a certificate for your lifting-gear register.
Related
- Bow shackle vs D-shackle
- Shackle types and applications
- Proof-load testing
- Anchor shackles and swivels
Buying questions
How is a shackle sized correctly?
By working load limit for the way it will actually be loaded, not by finding the pin that fits the hole. Establish the load on that connection point, allow for the sling angle where legs gather in the bow, and pick a shackle rated above it. Then check the body seats fairly in the hook or eye, because a shackle loaded across its pin is not working as rated.
Where do I find your full shackle range?
Right here: the Shackles category holds every shackle range we stock (Crosby, Gunnebo and Sealinkers), in bow and dee patterns with screw or bolt-type pins. For how bow and dee shackles differ, see bow shackle vs D shackle. If you cannot find the size you need, send us the requirement and we will confirm stock at Darukhana.
Do these shackles come with a test certificate?
They can. Shackles carry the manufacturer certification for their production lot, and because we operate an in-house test house we can additionally proof-load any shackle on our own bed and issue the test and examination certificate in our own name for your register. Ask for certification at the time of order so the goods and the paperwork leave together.
When should a shackle be scrapped?
Scrap it if the pin does not seat fully by hand, if the body or pin shows wear, nicks, gouges or stretch, if the crown is visibly flattened, or if the size, grade and WLL markings are no longer legible. A bent pin or an opened-out body means the shackle has been overloaded and it must be scrapped, not straightened. Never substitute a bolt for a proper shackle pin.
Need a price, stock check or certificates?
Add sizes to your quote list, or send us the load and application — we reply within one working day.