👉 Proper shackle orientation saves lives - pin on the moving side, bow on the Sling side. Small detail, major safety impact. ⚠️ 💪 #construction #site #lifting #safetyfirst | Richard Villanueva
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👉 Proper shackle orientation saves lives - pin on the moving side, bow on the Sling side. Small detail, major safety impact. ⚠️ 💪 #construction #site #lifting #safetyfirst | Richard Villanueva
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Securing a Heavy Duty Lifting Shackle Pin - Good Tools and Machinery Make Daily Work Easy
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When using a screw pin shackle, the screw pin must be tight, especially during any side pull applications #shackles #rigging #offroad #recovery #rigging | Matt Mckinzie
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When using a screw pin shackle, the screw pin must be tight, especially during any side pull applications #shackles #rigging #offroad #recovery #rigging | Matt Mckinzie
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Safety Webinar: Proper Use of Shackles
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Here's a quick rundown of the top shackle types our customers use. Screw Pin Anchor Shackle - arguably the most common shackle used in rigging. It's great for "pick and place" applications because it's easy to uninstall and reinstall the screw pin by hand. Bolt Type Anchor Shackle - perfect for long-term applications and personnel lifting because its two-step securement provides extra safety. This is why it's also commonly referred to as a "safety shackle." Long Reach Shackle - sometimes you nee
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Here's a quick rundown of the top shackle types our customers use. Screw Pin Anchor Shackle - arguably the most common shackle used in rigging. It's great for "pick and place" applications because it's easy to uninstall and reinstall the screw pin by hand. Bolt Type Anchor Shackle - perfect for long-term applications and personnel lifting because its two-step securement provides extra safety. This is why it's also commonly referred to as a "safety shackle." Long Reach Shackle - sometimes you nee
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9.5t Galvanized bow Shackle with safety pin
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According to ASME B30.26 Rigging Practices section, it is required that screw pin threads are fully engaged and tight, and the pin shoulder is in contact with the shackle body. The old practice of tightening a screw pin shackle, so it is hand-tight and then backing it off an eighth to a quarter of a turn is not allowed per the ASME B30.26 standard. Nor does it comply with the shackle manufacturer's recommendations. This will definitely ruffle some feathers out there as many if not most, riggers
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Ever seen what happens when a shackle takes a side load it wasn’t built for? We tested a 3/4” Oceanside bolt pin shackle—rated at 9,500 lbs working load with a 6:1 design factor—and cranked it sideways until failure at just 48,700 lbs, way below its expected straight-pull strength. The body warps, the pin bends, and it all gives way in a tense, metal-twisting spectacle. This is the hidden risk in rigging: Side loading slashes capacity and turns solid gear into hazards. In the field, alignment is
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