Campbell 6260206 Wire Rope Thimble Clip 5/8 in Steel

Product Description

The CAMPBELL 6260206 is a heavy-galvanized steel wire rope thimble clip designed to protect rope loops and secure wire rope terminations against wear and deformation. The thimble fitting reinforces the inside of the eye, while the locking latch mechanism keeps the assembly secure under load. The clip fits 5/8-inch rope diameter and features a clamp width and loop inside width of 1.625 inches. Weighing 0.72 pounds, this is a solid, purpose-built rigging component suited for professional lifting, rigging, and load-securing applications.

This thimble clip is used in industrial, construction, marine, and general rigging settings where wire rope must be terminated in a safe, load-bearing loop. It is appropriate for applications requiring a durable rope eye that resists crushing and abrasion at the bend. Licensed riggers and trade professionals installing wire rope assemblies for overhead lifting, anchor points, or structural tie-downs will find this clip fits standard 5/8-inch wire rope configurations commonly used on job sites and in marine environments.

Key Features

• Fits 5/8-inch wire rope diameter
• Heavy-galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance for outdoor and marine use
• Locking latch type keeps the thimble seated securely during rigging
• Steel construction for strength and durability under load
• Clamp width and loop inside width of 1.625 inches for consistent fitment
• Sold individually — package quantity of 1

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard rigging component for use with 5/8-inch wire rope assemblies.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified rigger familiar with wire rope termination standards. Before assembling, relieve all tension from the rope and inspect the rope end for fraying or damage. The thimble should be fully seated inside the rope eye before the clip is secured, and the locking latch should be confirmed engaged before placing the assembly under any load. Always follow applicable rigging standards and load-rating guidelines for the specific application.