The most common shackles are anchor shackles and bow shackles. They have a rounded "O" shape and can accommodate many connections because of this. Other common shackle types are chain shackles and "D" shackles. These have a narrower "D" shape, and because of this should never be side loaded.
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Just like lifting slings and sling hooks, shackles come in a number of different designs and configurations. Careful consideration must be given to the type of shackle body style and pin that is used for your application.
Shackles are the primary connecting link in all manner of rigging systems, from boats and ships to industrial crane rigging, as they allow different rigging subsets to be connected or disconnected quickly.
Shackles create secure connections between loads, anchor points, and components like hooks, chains, rope, and slings.
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Shackles | Anchor, Bow, 'D', Long Reach & More - Rigging Warehouse
Explore the different types of shackles used in lifting, rigging, marine, and industrial applications. Learn how to choose the right shackle, compare bow shackle vs D shackle, understand shackle safety guidelines, and discover best practices for maximum lifespan.
Shackles are primarily used for lifting heavy objects and equipment. Basic models are available for domestic and light use, such as for luggage and tow ropes. Each shackle is made of a durable and high-quality material ensuring a perfect connection to the sling and providing excellent reliability.