US Cargo Control
US Cargo Control SPAS2-12 2-1/2" Galvanized Screw Pin Anchor Shackle
A 2-1/2" galvanized screw pin anchor shackle rated for lifting and pulling applications
- 2-1/2 inch size fits heavy-duty lifting needs
- Galvanized coating resists corrosion for outdoor durability
- Screw pin design allows quick attachment and removal
- Anchor shackle shape handles multi-directional loads securely
- New condition ensures full rated strength from first use
Product identity
US Cargo Control SPAS2-12 is a 2-1/2 inch galvanized screw pin anchor shackle built for lifting, pulling and conveying tasks. The hot-dip galvanized coating protects the steel against corrosion in outdoor and marine environments. The screw pin allows quick attachment and removal without tools. California Proposition 65 applies because the product contains a listed chemical.
Intended users
Riggers, tow operators and marine crews who need a rated anchor point with a removable pin will find this shackle suitable. Buyers who require a bolt-type safety pin for permanent or overhead installations should select a different design. Anyone needing a larger or smaller jaw opening must choose another size.
Decisive spec
The 2-1/2 inch nominal size determines whether the shackle fits the chain, wire rope or synthetic sling you are connecting. Match this dimension to your rigging hardware before purchase.
Highlights
- 2-1/2 inch size fits heavy-duty lifting needs
- Galvanized coating resists corrosion for outdoor durability
- Screw pin design allows quick attachment and removal
- Anchor shackle shape handles multi-directional loads securely
- New condition ensures full rated strength from first use
Specifications
| Brand | US CARGO CONTROL |
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Questions about this item
How is the screw pin installed and what step is commonly missed?
Thread the pin fully into the shackle body until the shoulder seats flush, then hand-tighten; the step often missed is fully seating the shoulder so the pin cannot back out under load.
What maintenance or replacement will this galvanized shackle need over time?
Inspect the pin threads and body for corrosion, deformation or wear before each use; replace the shackle if the galvanizing is worn through, threads are damaged, or the pin no longer seats flush.
What limit appears first during sustained or repeated loading?
The working load limit of the shackle is the first limit reached; do not exceed the rated capacity marked on the body, as permanent deformation or failure can occur beyond that point.
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