Apex Tools Group Llc T9001524 Eye Grab Hook 5/16 in Grade 43

Product Description

The APEX TOOLS GROUP LLC T9001524 is a 5/16-inch Eye Grab Hook rated at Grade 43, designed for use in load securing, lifting, and towing applications across trade and industrial environments. The hook features a zinc-plated finish for corrosion resistance and is sold in a package of 10 units. Grade 43 chain hooks are commonly specified for transport tie-down, agricultural, and general-purpose rigging tasks where a dependable mid-grade hook is required. Installation and rigging professionals recognize this style of hook for its compatibility with Grade 43 chain systems.

This eye grab hook is suited for residential, commercial, and light industrial applications involving chain assembly, load binding, and tow rigging. The eye-style attachment point allows the hook to be secured directly to chain links, anchor rings, or mounting hardware. Typical use cases include flatbed securing systems, equipment towing, and general rigging setups where a Grade 43 hook is the specified hardware. Sold in a quantity of 10, this package suits stocking needs for fleet maintenance shops, supply houses, and service contractors.

Key Features

• Grade 43 rating suitable for transport tie-down and general rigging applications
• Zinc-plated finish provides corrosion resistance for outdoor and exposed environments
• Eye attachment design for direct connection to chain, rings, or anchor points
• 5/16-inch size compatible with standard 5/16-inch Grade 43 chain
• Sold in a package of 10 units for shop stocking and bulk service needs

Compatibility

Designed for use with 5/16-inch Grade 43 chain in standard load-securing and rigging applications.

Installation Notes

Installation of grab hooks should be performed by qualified rigging or mechanical professionals familiar with applicable load-securing standards. Always verify that the hook grade matches the grade of the chain being used before placing the assembly under load. Inspect hooks for deformation, cracking, or wear before each use, and remove from service any hook showing signs of damage. Never exceed the working load limit marked or specified for the hook grade and size.