A grab hook "grabs" a link in a chain and forms a defined loop that does not shrink when a load is applied. The hook can be attached to a length of chain with a mid-link, shackle, or quick link through the eye. Care should always be taken to ensure that the means of attaching a hook to a length of chain has a sufficient safe work load limit. To be used in conjunction with Grade 30 or 43 chain on farms, in industries, and at home for general-purpose applications, such as pulling stumps, lashing cargo, truck tailgates, and guard rails.
Double clevis links are designed for linking all popular sizes of chain to rings, end links, eye hooks, pad eyes, tractor eyebolts, etc. They are intended for use with chain of equal or lower safe working load. Clevis links are easy to install and durable. To be used in conjunction with Grade 70 chain, primarily by the trucking industry for load binding, as well as on farms, in logging, and in construction.
Double clevis links are designed for linking all popular sizes of chain to rings, end links, eye hooks, pad eyes, tractor eyebolts, etc. They are intended for use with chain of equal or lower safe working load. Clevis links are easy to install and durable. To be used in conjunction with Grade 70 chain, primarily by the trucking industry for load binding, as well as on farms, in logging, and in construction.
A grab hook "grabs" a link in a chain and forms a defined loop that does not shrink when a load is applied. The hook is easily attached to a length of chain with the built-in clevis pin and secured with the supplied cotter pin.
A grab hook "grabs" a link in a chain and forms a defined loop that does not shrink when a load is applied. The hook is easily attached to a length of chain with the built-in clevis pin and secured with the supplied cotter pin.