Campbell 7205436 Shell Block Single Sheave 1000 Lb

Product Description

The CAMPBELL 7205436 is a single-sheave shell block rated to a 1,000-pound work load limit. It is designed for use with fibrous rope up to 0.5 inches in diameter and features a bronze pulley with a 2.25-inch outside diameter. The block carries a galvanized finish for corrosion resistance. Riggers, marine contractors, and general trades use this type of block in lifting, rigging, and load-positioning applications where a reliable single-sheave configuration is required. The wood shell construction keeps weight low while maintaining structural integrity under rated loads.

This block is suited for residential and light commercial rigging tasks, dock and marine use, farm operations, and general material handling. It is intended for fibrous rope — natural or synthetic — at the specified diameter. Applications typically include line leads, tackle systems, and directional rope changes in low-speed, manually operated rigging setups.

Key Features

• 1,000-pound work load limit for fibrous rope rigging applications
• Single-sheave configuration with 2.25-inch pulley outside diameter
• Bronze pulley construction for smooth rope travel and wear resistance
• Wood shell body reduces overall block weight
• Galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance in outdoor and marine environments
• Compatible with 0.5-inch diameter fibrous rope

Compatibility

Designed for use with 0.5-inch diameter fibrous rope in single-sheave rigging and tackle systems rated up to 1,000 pounds work load limit.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified rigger or tradesperson familiar with load-rated rigging hardware. Before rigging, confirm that all connecting hardware — shackles, hooks, and anchor points — meets or exceeds the block work load limit. Never exceed the rated work load limit and inspect the block, rope, and hardware for wear or damage before each use. Follow applicable ASME B30 or OSHA rigging standards for overhead and manual lifting operations.