US Cargo Control
US Cargo Control 4180H10 Snatch Block Hook 3/4" 10" sheave
Snatch block with hook redirects 3/4 inch wire rope using a 10 inch sheave for lifting and pulling tasks
- Designed for 3/4 inch wire rope
- 10 inch sheave reduces rope wear
- Hook attachment enables quick rigging
- California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies
- US Cargo Control 4180 model reliability
10-inch sheave snatch block
The US Cargo Control 4180H10 is a new snatch block fitted with a hook and a 10-inch sheave. It accepts 3/4-inch wire rope for lifting, pulling or conveying tasks. The unit is built for rigging professionals who need to redirect a line or gain mechanical advantage on the job site.
California Proposition 65 notice
This product carries a California Proposition 65 warning because it contains a chemical known to the state to cause cancer. The notice is a regulatory requirement and does not alter the block’s function, but users should follow safe-handling practices and wash hands after use.
Hook mounting and sheave implication
The integrated hook allows quick attachment to anchors, slings or equipment without extra hardware. A 10-inch sheave diameter reduces wire-rope bending fatigue compared with smaller blocks. The design suits straight pulls and directional changes where a compact, hook-mounted block is preferred.
Highlights
- Designed for 3/4 inch wire rope
- 10 inch sheave reduces rope wear
- Hook attachment enables quick rigging
- California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies
- US Cargo Control 4180 model reliability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often should the 10 inch sheave bearing be greased under daily use?
Grease the sheave bearing before first use and then weekly during daily operation to keep the hook rotating freely.
What component reaches its safe-working-load limit first when the block is under constant tension?
The hook and its latch assembly reach the rated capacity before the 10 inch sheave or side plates do.
Does the hook assembly run hot or draw power when the block is rigged for an all-day pull?
No power is drawn and no heat builds up; the block is a passive mechanical device with only bearing friction.
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