Campbell 5624615 Alloy Steel Eye Hook 8800 Lb Grade 100

Product Description

The CAMPBELL 5624615 is a Grade 100 alloy steel eye hook rated for a working load limit of 8,800 pounds. Designed for use with Grade 100 chain assemblies, this eye hook serves as a critical load-bearing connection point in lifting, rigging, and load-securing applications. The forged alloy steel construction delivers the strength-to-weight ratio required for overhead lifting service. With a 0.5-inch hook throat, a 2.41-inch reach, a 0.75-inch eye inside diameter, and an overall length of 4 inches, the hook is sized for 0.375-inch Grade 100 chain. Licensed riggers, ironworkers, and millwrights specify this hardware for both permanent rigging assemblies and temporary load handling setups.

This eye hook is intended for industrial and construction rigging applications where Grade 100 chain hardware is required. It is used in overhead lifting slings, load binders, and tie-down assemblies in manufacturing facilities, construction sites, and material handling environments. The 8,800-pound working load limit makes it appropriate for medium-duty lifting tasks performed by qualified rigging personnel following applicable ASME B30 and OSHA rigging standards.

Key Features

• 8,800 lb working load limit rated for Grade 100 chain service
• Forged alloy steel construction for high strength and impact resistance
• 0.5-inch hook throat sized for 0.375-inch Grade 100 chain
• 0.75-inch eye inside diameter for standard shackle and anchor connections
• 2.41-inch reach and 4-inch overall length for compact rigging geometry
• Complies with Grade 100 chain hardware classifications

Compatibility

Designed for use with 0.375-inch Grade 100 alloy chain in overhead lifting and load-securing rigging assemblies.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified rigger familiar with ASME B30 standards and applicable OSHA regulations for overhead lifting. Before assembling or disassembling rigging hardware, ensure all loads are grounded and the lifting system is de-energized or at rest. Inspect the hook, eye, and latch components for cracks, deformation, or wear before each use. Never exceed the stamped working load limit or use this hook with chain grades lower than Grade 100.