Apex Tools Group Llc T9101424 Eye Slip Hook Grade 43 10 Pack

Product Description

The APEX TOOLS GROUP LLC T9101424 is a 0.25-inch eye slip hook rated Grade 43, finished in zinc plating for corrosion resistance. This hook is designed to connect chain or cable assemblies in lifting, towing, and load-securing applications. The slip hook configuration allows quick attachment and release without tools, making it practical for rigging setups that require frequent reconfiguration. Sold in a package of 10, this hook suits contractors, riggers, and trade professionals who need a reliable stock of hardware on the job site.

The T9101424 is suited for light to medium-duty chain rigging, load binding, and towing applications common in construction, fleet maintenance, and utility work. The 0.25-inch size is compatible with Grade 43 high-test chain of the same nominal diameter. The zinc plating provides a base level of corrosion protection appropriate for general outdoor and shop environments. Each unit is UPC tagged for inventory tracking and retail or supply-house distribution.

Key Features

• Grade 43 high-test rating for light to medium-duty load applications
• Zinc plated finish for corrosion resistance in general-use environments
• 0.25-inch nominal size compatible with Grade 43 chain of matching diameter
• Slip hook design allows tool-free attachment and quick release
• Sold in a 10-pack for job-site stocking and supply-house distribution
• UPC tagged per unit for easy inventory management

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or stocking hook for use with 0.25-inch Grade 43 high-test chain in general rigging and load-securing applications.

Installation Notes

Slip hooks should be installed by a qualified rigger or tradesperson familiar with chain hardware and applicable load ratings. Always verify the working load limit of the hook matches or exceeds the intended load before use. Inspect the hook, latch, and chain link for deformation or wear prior to each use. Never exceed the rated working load limit or use Grade 43 hardware in overhead lifting applications where higher-grade hardware is required by code.