National Mfg N262-394 Ss Spring Snap 5/16 in Marine Industrial

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N262-394 is a 5/16-inch stainless steel spring snap designed for demanding environments where corrosion resistance and load cycle durability are critical. Built from stainless steel, it delivers superior corrosion resistance compared to comparable zinc and solid brass hardware. The N262-394 carries a safe working load limit (WLL) of 400 pounds, making it a reliable fastening solution for repeated-loading applications in marine, industrial, and agricultural settings. This snap is packaged in a boxed loose format and is sold in a quantity of 3 per package.

This spring snap is suited for marine rigging, agricultural equipment tie-downs, and industrial fastening tasks where repeated loading and fatigue resistance are required. Its stainless steel construction holds up in saltwater, high-humidity, and chemically active environments where zinc or brass alternatives would degrade. It is appropriate for use by riggers, marine service technicians, maintenance professionals, and tradespeople working in facilities that demand hardware with long service life under cyclic stress. Do not use this snap for overhead lifting, support of human weight, or athletic and playground equipment.

Key Features

• Stainless steel construction provides superior corrosion resistance over zinc and solid brass alternatives
• Safe working load limit (WLL) of 400 pounds
• Designed for repeated loading and fatigue-resistance applications
• 5/16-inch size fits standard marine, industrial, and agricultural rigging hardware
• Package includes 3 snaps, sold boxed loose
• Not rated for overhead lifting, human weight support, or playground or athletic equipment

Compatibility

Designed for marine, industrial, and agricultural fastening applications requiring a 5/16-inch stainless steel spring snap with a 400-pound WLL rating.

Installation Notes

Installation and use should be performed by qualified riggers or maintenance professionals familiar with applicable load-rating standards. Inspect the snap frequently for signs of wear, deformation, gate function failure, or corrosion before each use. Do not exceed the 400-pound safe WLL under any load condition. Consult the manufacturer for safety guidance specific to your application before use.