Campbell 5390895 Anchor Shackle Bolt Pin Galvanized

Product Description

The CAMPBELL 5390895 is a bolt-pin anchor shackle forged from alloy steel with a galvanized finish. Anchor shackles are used to connect wire rope, chain, or rigging hardware at a fixed point, handling both in-line and multi-directional loads. The bolt-pin design allows secure, removable connections where the pin is fully threaded and locked with a nut, reducing the risk of accidental disengagement under load. This shackle meets ASTM A-153 standards for hot-dip galvanized coatings, providing corrosion resistance in outdoor and marine-adjacent environments. It is sized for a maximum material thickness of 1.25 inches. Riggers, ironworkers, and maintenance trades select this type of shackle for lifting, tie-down, and anchoring applications.

Bolt-pin anchor shackles see regular use in construction rigging, marine dockwork, industrial lifting, and utility line work. The anchor-style bow is wider than a chain shackle, making it better suited for connections involving hooks, eye fittings, or multiple legs of a sling. The galvanized finish holds up in wet and outdoor exposure. This shackle is sold individually and is appropriate for both permanent installations and temporary rigging setups where load security is required.

Key Features

• Forged alloy steel construction for high strength-to-weight ratio in rigging applications
• Galvanized finish meets ASTM A-153 for corrosion resistance
• Bolt-pin closure with threaded nut for secure, removable connection
• Anchor-style bow accommodates hooks, eyes, and multi-leg sling connections
• Maximum material thickness of 1.25 inches
• Sold as a single unit with no minimum order requirement beyond one piece

Compatibility

Designed as a standard bolt-pin anchor shackle for use with wire rope, chain, slings, and rigging hardware that fall within the shackle's rated load capacity and maximum material thickness of 1.25 inches.

Installation Notes

Bolt-pin shackles are installed and removed by qualified riggers or trade personnel familiar with rigging safety practices. Always verify the working load limit of the shackle against the applied load before use. Thread the bolt pin fully and tighten the nut to full engagement before loading; do not side-load a shackle beyond its rated angle. Inspect the shackle for cracks, deformation, or corrosion before each use and remove from service if any defects are found.