US Cargo Control
US Cargo Control BTAS2-12 Anchor Shackle Bolt Type Import 2-1/2" Steel Conveying
Bolt-type anchor shackle rated for heavy-duty lifting, pulling and conveying applications
- Bolt-type pin secures loads without accidental release
- 2-1/2 inch steel body handles heavy lifting tasks
- Imported anchor shackle fits standard rigging hardware
- California Proposition 65 notice informs safe handling practices
- New condition ensures full rated strength from first use
Product Identity
This US Cargo Control BTAS2-12 anchor shackle is a bolt-type steel fitting rated for lifting, pulling and conveying tasks. The 2-1/2 inch bow size suits rigging points that require a secure, removable pin connection.
Target Users
It suits professionals who need a rated anchor point for chain, wire rope or synthetic slings in material-handling applications. Buyers who require a screw-pin shackle for frequent attachment changes or a higher working-load limit than this model provides should look at alternatives.
Pre-Order Checks
Verify that the pin diameter and bow width match the connecting hardware you plan to use. Confirm that the steel grade meets the regulatory or site-specific standards for your lifting plan. Check local regulations for any Proposition 65 disclosure requirements before use.
Highlights
- Bolt-type pin secures loads without accidental release
- 2-1/2 inch steel body handles heavy lifting tasks
- Imported anchor shackle fits standard rigging hardware
- California Proposition 65 notice informs safe handling practices
- New condition ensures full rated strength from first use
Specifications
| Brand | US CARGO CONTROL |
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Questions about this item
What size bolt or pin is required for the 2-1/2 inch shackle body?
The shackle uses a bolt-type pin sized for the 2-1/2 inch body; match the pin diameter to the shackle's rated opening.
Can this import-grade shackle be used with existing domestic-rated lifting slings?
Yes, the bolt-type anchor shackle connects to standard sling eyes and master links; verify the working load limit meets your rigging plan.
How do I confirm the bolt and cotter pin are secured after installation?
Tighten the bolt until the shackle ears meet, then insert the cotter pin through the drilled hole and bend the legs to lock it.
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