Campbell 6101024 S-hook 290 Lb Carbon Steel Zinc Plated

Product Description

The CAMPBELL 6101024 is a carbon steel zinc-plated S-hook rated for Trade Size 100 applications with a 290-pound load capacity. The hook is formed from 0.312-inch wire stock and measures 2.25 inches overall length, making it a compact, heavy-duty connector for chain, cable, and rigging assemblies. The zinc plating provides corrosion resistance in light-duty outdoor and industrial environments. HVAC contractors, mechanical installers, and general tradespeople use S-hooks of this type to hang equipment, connect chain segments, secure straps, or link load-bearing hardware during installation and service work.

Trade Size 100 S-hooks are standard components in light rigging, equipment suspension, and chain-linking tasks across commercial and residential mechanical installations. They are commonly used to suspend HVAC equipment, fan coil units, and pipe hangers from overhead chain runs, or to connect safety chains and restraint straps. The 290-pound capacity suits single-point or multi-point suspension of moderate mechanical loads. This hook ships individually and is compatible with standard chain and hardware of matching trade size.

Key Features

• 290-pound load capacity suitable for equipment suspension and light rigging
• Formed from 0.312-inch carbon steel wire for strength and rigidity
• Zinc plating resists corrosion in light outdoor and industrial environments
• 2.25-inch overall length fits standard Trade Size 100 chain and hardware
• Simple open-hook design allows fast connection and disconnection without tools

Compatibility

Designed for use with Trade Size 100 chain and compatible hardware in standard light-rigging and equipment-suspension applications.

Installation Notes

S-hooks should be installed by qualified mechanical or rigging personnel following applicable load and safety standards. Confirm the hook is fully seated and oriented correctly on the chain or anchor point before applying load. Never exceed the rated 290-pound load capacity, and inspect the hook for deformation or corrosion before each use. Squeeze the open ends closed with pliers where required by code or where accidental disengagement is a concern.