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The PRO-SOURCE PSXK006 is a screw pin anchor shackle designed for rigging, lifting, and load-securing applications. The anchor-style bow provides a wider jaw opening than a chain shackle, distributing load across slings, hooks, or wire rope. The threaded screw pin allows for tool-free installation and removal in most field conditions. Constructed from carbon steel with a galvanized finish, the shackle resists corrosion in outdoor and marine-adjacent environments. With a pin diameter of 5/16 inch and an inside jaw width of 0.4688 inch, this shackle suits light- to medium-duty connections where a positive pin lock is needed.
This shackle is suited for use in rigging, material handling, and general industrial or construction tie-down applications. It fits inline with wire rope, chain, or synthetic slings in configurations requiring a removable connecting link. The anchor bow geometry accommodates multi-leg bridle slings or single-leg vertical lifts where side loading is a consideration. Riggers, millwrights, and general contractors commonly use this size in light rigging assemblies and temporary load-securing setups.
Designed as a standard screw pin anchor shackle for use with wire rope, chain, and synthetic sling assemblies requiring a 5/16 inch pin connection point.
Installation and use should comply with applicable ASME B30.26 rigging hardware standards. Always verify the working load limit stamped or rated for the shackle before applying a load. Thread the screw pin fully and back it off one-quarter turn to prevent galling under load. Never side-load a screw pin shackle beyond the rated angular limits specified by the manufacturer.
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