Campbell 5412835 Anchor Shackle Bolt Pin Galvanized

Product Description

The CAMPBELL 5412835 is a bolt-pin anchor shackle built for heavy-duty rigging, lifting, and load-securing applications. Forged from carbon steel with a hot-dip galvanized finish that meets ASTM A-153, this shackle delivers corrosion resistance alongside the structural integrity required for demanding jobsite use. The anchor (bow) shackle design accommodates multi-leg sling configurations and angular loading better than a chain shackle, making it a standard choice for riggers, ironworkers, and contractors who need reliable hardware on lift points, tie-down assemblies, and hoisting rigs.

This shackle is suited for rigging and load-securement tasks in commercial construction, industrial maintenance, marine, and general contracting environments. The bolt pin configuration allows secure, positive locking under load and is preferred when the pin must remain fixed during a lift. Maximum material thickness at the shackle bow is 4 inches, supporting use across a range of connection hardware and fittings commonly found on job sites and industrial facilities.

Key Features

• Anchor (bow) shackle body accommodates multi-directional and angular load paths
• Bolt-pin closure provides positive locking and prevents rotation under load
• Forged carbon steel construction for high strength and durability
• Galvanized finish meets ASTM A-153 for corrosion protection
• Maximum material thickness of 4 inches at the bow opening

Compatibility

Designed as a standard bolt-pin anchor shackle for use with wire rope slings, chain slings, synthetic slings, and rigging hardware with compatible pin and bow dimensions. Verify working load limit and pin diameter against your specific rigging assembly before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation and inspection of shackles used in lifting applications should be performed by a qualified rigger familiar with applicable ASME B30.26 rigging hardware standards. Thread the bolt pin fully and secure the nut before applying any load. Never apply a side load to the pin itself, and do not exceed the marked working load limit. Inspect the shackle for deformation, cracks, or corrosion before each use and remove from service if any damage is found.