High-Strength American Standard Shackles
Product InformationHigh-strength American standard shackles, commonly known as American shackles, are available in two types: American standard bow shackles and American standard D-shaped shackles. Additionally, there are four main types based on shape differences: 209, 210, 2130, and 2150.The bent part of the high-strength American standard shackle is made from high-quality 45# carbon structural steel shaped through a friction press, while the pin part is crafted from 40Cr alloy steel through heat treatment and other processes. Surface treatment can be tailored to user needs, including options like electro-galvanizing or hot-dip galvanizing.These shackles are known for their lightweight structure, high safety factors, high tensile strength, and ease of maintenance. They are indispensable components in lifting operations and have a wide range of applications.High-strength American standard shackles are widely used in various industries such as machinery, metallurgy, electric power, railways, water conservation, ports, mining, construction, docks, papermaking, and chemical industries.Operating Conditions and Discarding CriteriaOperating Temperature: Ranges from -40°C to 120°C.Not suitable for prolonged use in environments with strong alkalis or high salt content.The shackle must be discarded if any of the following conditions occur:Cracks appear.The degree of wear exceeds 10% of the shackle body.Deformation of the shackle.Failure to meet standards during tensile testing in regular safety inspections...
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Product Information
High-strength American standard shackles, commonly known as American shackles, are available in two types: American standard bow shackles and American standard D-shaped shackles. Additionally, there are four main types based on shape differences: 209, 210, 2130, and 2150.
The bent part of the high-strength American standard shackle is made from high-quality 45# carbon structural steel shaped through a friction press, while the pin part is crafted from 40Cr alloy steel through heat treatment and other processes. Surface treatment can be tailored to user needs, including options like electro-galvanizing or hot-dip galvanizing.
These shackles are known for their lightweight structure, high safety factors, high tensile strength, and ease of maintenance. They are indispensable components in lifting operations and have a wide range of applications.
High-strength American standard shackles are widely used in various industries such as machinery, metallurgy, electric power, railways, water conservation, ports, mining, construction, docks, papermaking, and chemical industries.
Operating Conditions and Discarding Criteria
- Operating Temperature: Ranges from -40°C to 120°C.
- Not suitable for prolonged use in environments with strong alkalis or high salt content.
The shackle must be discarded if any of the following conditions occur:
- Cracks appear.
- The degree of wear exceeds 10% of the shackle body.
- Deformation of the shackle.
- Failure to meet standards during tensile testing in regular safety inspections.
