Pro-source PSXK013 Anchor Shackle Screw Pin Galvanized

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE PSXK013 is a galvanized carbon steel anchor shackle with a screw pin closure. Anchor shackles, also called bow shackles, feature a rounded omega-shaped body that accepts loads from multiple directions, making them a standard choice for lifting, rigging, and load-securing applications. The screw pin allows fast attachment and removal without tools. Key dimensions include a jaw inside height of 3.3125 inches, an inside width of 1.4375 inches, and a pin diameter of 1 inch. The galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance for both indoor and outdoor use. Riggers, millwrights, and general contractors rely on this hardware for daily lifting and tie-down tasks.

This anchor shackle is suited for use in construction, industrial maintenance, marine rigging, and overhead lifting setups where a reliable, removable connecting link is required. The screw pin design makes it appropriate for relatively stationary loads rather than applications with dynamic or rotating side loads. It is sold individually and is a practical replacement or additional unit for rigging kits and chain assemblies.

Key Features

• Anchor (bow) body accepts multi-directional loading better than chain shackles
• Screw pin closure allows tool-free attachment and removal
• Galvanized finish resists corrosion in outdoor and wet environments
• Carbon steel construction provides strength for lifting and rigging duty
• Pin diameter of 1 inch for compatibility with standard rigging hardware
• Sold as a single unit for targeted replacement or kit supplementing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or supplemental shackle for standard rigging, lifting, and load-securing assemblies that accept anchor-style screw pin shackles.

Installation Notes

Rigging hardware should be installed by qualified riggers or personnel familiar with applicable ASME B30 and OSHA rigging standards. Before attaching, inspect the shackle body and pin for cracks, distortion, or corrosion that would render it unserviceable. Thread the screw pin fully and back it off one quarter turn to prevent cross-threading under load. Never use a screw pin shackle where the pin may be subject to rotation or back-out during dynamic loading.