Apex Tools Group Llc T9101624 Eye Slip Hook 3/8 Inch

Product Description

The APEX TOOLS GROUP LLC T9101624 is a 3/8 inch Grade 43 zinc-plated eye slip hook sold in a package of 10 units. The eye slip hook design allows a chain or load line to be quickly attached or released without tools, making it a practical component for rigging, towing, and load-securing applications. The Grade 43 rating indicates a high-strength steel construction suitable for demanding general-purpose chain work. The zinc plating provides a corrosion-resistant finish that extends service life in outdoor and light industrial environments. This hook is UPC tagged and packaged for easy inventory management on the job site or in the shop.

Eye slip hooks at this size are commonly used in trade and industrial settings for securing loads on flatbeds, connecting chain assemblies, and general rigging tasks. The 3/8 inch size is a standard dimension compatible with Grade 43 chain commonly used in transport, agriculture, and construction applications. Installation and use require no special tools, making this hook a fast-deploy component for field technicians and rigging professionals who need reliable load-securing hardware in quantity.

Key Features

• Grade 43 high-strength construction rated for general-purpose rigging and load-securing chain work
• Zinc-plated finish provides corrosion resistance for outdoor and light industrial use
• 3/8 inch size fits standard Grade 43 chain commonly used in transport and construction
• Slip hook design allows quick attachment and release without tools
• Packaged in a quantity of 10 for shop stock or project use
• UPC tagged for straightforward inventory tracking

Compatibility

Designed for use with 3/8 inch Grade 43 chain in general-purpose rigging, towing, and load-securing applications.

Installation Notes

Eye slip hooks should be installed by qualified rigging or trade professionals familiar with applicable load-rating and safety standards. Always verify the working load limit of the complete chain and hardware assembly before use, and never exceed the rated capacity of the weakest component. Inspect the hook latch and body for deformation or wear before each use. Follow applicable OSHA and ASME rigging standards for chain and hook assemblies.