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US Cargo Control

US Cargo Control TGH38-80 Grade 80 T-Grab Combo Hook conveying

SKU CH-21E8-156GB

Grade 80 T-Grab combo hook for lifting, pulling and conveying applications

  • Grade 80 strength for heavy lifting
  • T-Grab combo hook simplifies rigging
  • Brand US Cargo Control ensures quality
  • California Prop 65 warning included
  • Free shipping on orders over $75

Grade 80 T-Grab Hook

The US Cargo Control TGH38-80 is a Grade 80 T-Grab combo hook designed for lifting, pulling and conveying tasks. It is built for rigging professionals and industrial operators who require a high-strength alloy hook for overhead or tension applications.

Not for light-duty or unrated use

This hook suits users who need a rated Grade 80 component for chain slings or load securement. It is not for buyers who need a lower-grade hook, a different grab configuration or a hook without the Proposition 65 chemical warning.

Grade 80 alloy rating

The single specification that decides fit is the Grade 80 alloy rating, which defines the working load limit and compatibility with Grade 80 chain systems. Confirm that your rigging plan calls for Grade 80 hardware before selecting this hook.

Highlights

  • Grade 80 strength for heavy lifting
  • T-Grab combo hook simplifies rigging
  • Brand US Cargo Control ensures quality
  • California Prop 65 warning included
  • Free shipping on orders over $75

Specifications

BrandUS CARGO CONTROL

Questions about this item

What chain size does the Grade 80 T-Grab Combo Hook fit?

The hook is sized for 38 chain to match Grade 80 lifting assemblies.

How is the combo hook attached to the chain, and what step is often missed?

Insert the chain into the grab pocket, then fully seat the retaining pin; skipping the pin lock is the common error.

When should the hook be replaced based on wear indicators?

Replace the hook once the throat opening exceeds the Grade 80 wear limit or if deformation is visible.

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