Tested Shackles

A shackle is a u-shaped, load bearing connector to be used with a removable pin. They are used to connect and secure heavy loads and typically used in many industries including construction, shipping and mining.
A wide variety of lifting shackles available including alloy steel D Shackles, Bow Shackles and Piling Shackles.

Everything you Need to Know About Lifting Shackles

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Alloy Steel Tested D Lifting Shackles with Screw Collar Pin

Starting at £2.83 £2.36

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Alloy Steel Bow Shackle with Screw Collar Pin - Screw Pin Type

Starting at £2.27 £1.89

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Alloy Steel Bow Shackle with Safety Nut and Bolt Pin - Safety Pin Type

Starting at £2.62 £2.18

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Self Colour Tested Dee Shackles - Long Type for Piling

Starting at £14.50 £12.08

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Piling Shackle 3.75 Ton - 492 255
£41.95 £34.96

We supply a range of shackles, ranging from Dee Shackles to Bow Shackles with screw pins and safety pins available for next day delivery on in stock items.

What is the difference between a Dee Shackle and a Bow Shackle?

The main differences between a dee shackle and a bow shackle is their shape, pin design and their specific applications.

A Dee Shackle has a "D" or "U" shape, with a straight, flat-sided body and a rounded or curved pin. A Bow Shackle has a shape resembling the letter "O" or the bow of a bow and arrow. The pin is straight and typically secured with a bolt or screw pin.

Dee shackles are commonly used for lifting applications, connecting chains, or attaching ropes or cables. Bow shackles are often used in situations where the load may need to pivot or rotate, as the larger loop allows for a greater range of motion.

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