National Mfg N222-000 Hook Hook Turnbuckle 1/4x7.5 Zinc

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N222-000 is a hook-and-hook turnbuckle designed for tightening or drawing together various lines and cables under tension. The body is extruded aluminum with a zinc finish, and both hooks are steel wire construction. The hex-profile body allows adjustment by hand or with a standard wrench, making field tensioning straightforward without specialized tooling. At 0.25 inches diameter and 7.5 inches in length, this turnbuckle fits a wide range of light-to-medium tensioning applications. It is sold in a package of 10 units, bagged loose.

This turnbuckle is suited for use in rigging, tensioning, and securing cables or lines across general contracting, maintenance, and light industrial applications. The combination of a steel wire hook on each end and an extruded aluminum hex body provides a corrosion-resistant, adjustable assembly. Installers in electrical, mechanical, and facility maintenance trades commonly use turnbuckles of this type for cable management, guy wire tensioning, and structural bracing tie-off tasks.

Key Features

• Hook-and-hook configuration on both ends for versatile cable or line attachment
• Extruded aluminum hex body allows hand or wrench adjustment without additional tooling
• Steel wire hooks provide strength at each connection point
• Zinc finish on steel components for corrosion resistance
• 0.25 inches x 7.5 inches nominal size suits light-to-medium duty tensioning
• Packaged in quantities of 10, bagged loose for jobsite use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose hook-and-hook turnbuckle suitable for standard cable and line tensioning applications where a 0.25-inch body size is specified.

Installation Notes

Turnbuckles of this type are installed by threading each hook end onto the termination points of the lines or cables being tensioned, then rotating the body to take up or release tension. Ensure both hooks are fully seated and that the turnbuckle body has adequate thread engagement before applying load. Inspect hooks for deformation or wear before use. Follow applicable rigging standards and load ratings for the specific application.