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The COLUMBUS MCKINNON m656a-p is a heavy-duty screw pin anchor shackle built for high-load rigging and lifting applications. The body and pin are forged from alloy steel, then heat treated and tempered for strength and durability. The shackle features a 1-1/4 inch bail size and a working load limit of 36,000 pounds. Each unit is marked with size in both inches and millimeters as well as the working load limit in tons, making field identification straightforward. The orange paint finish aids visibility in industrial environments. Licensed riggers, industrial maintenance crews, and marine contractors are the primary installers and users of this hardware.
This anchor shackle is suited for a wide range of demanding applications including industrial rigging, agricultural lifting and towing, and marine operations. Its forged alloy steel construction and threaded pin locking type make it appropriate for static and dynamic load scenarios where a secure, removable connection is required. The screw pin design allows for fast assembly and disassembly without special tooling, making it practical for frequent rigging changes or temporary load connections in the field.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use anchor shackle for industrial, agricultural, and marine rigging systems requiring a 1-1/4 inch screw pin shackle with a 36,000 pound working load limit.
Installation and use of this shackle should be performed by a qualified rigger or trained trade professional familiar with applicable rigging standards and load ratings. Before installing, confirm the working load limit is appropriate for the intended application and inspect the shackle body and pin for any signs of wear, deformation, or corrosion. Thread the pin fully and ensure it is seated snugly before applying load. Never exceed the marked working load limit, and never use a shackle that shows signs of damage or distortion.
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