Value Collection 20620-4 Anchor Shackle Bolt Pin 2000 Lb

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 20620-4 is a bolt-pin anchor shackle rated for a 2,000 lb working load limit. Built from grade 1035 carbon steel with a galvanized finish, this shackle is designed for rigging, lifting, and load-securing applications where corrosion resistance and reliable strength are required. The bolt-pin closure provides a secure, positive lock that resists accidental opening under load. At 0.33 pounds, it is a lightweight yet capable piece of chain hardware suited for trade and industrial use. Installation and removal require basic hand tools, and the galvanized coating adds service life in damp or outdoor environments.

This anchor shackle is used in material handling, rigging, and load restraint setups across construction, maintenance, and industrial service trades. It fits into chain hardware assemblies where a rated anchor-style connection point is needed. The bolt-pin design is well suited for applications where the shackle will remain in place for extended periods, as opposed to screw-pin types used for frequent assembly and disassembly. It meets ASME B30.26 standards, making it appropriate for use in regulated lifting and rigging operations.

Key Features

• 2,000 lb working load limit for rated rigging and load-securing applications
• Bolt-pin closure resists accidental disengagement under sustained load
• Grade 1035 carbon steel construction for consistent mechanical strength
• Galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance in outdoor and damp environments
• Meets ASME B30.26 rigging hardware standard
• Inside width of 0.6563 inches accommodates compatible chain and rigging hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit anchor shackle for chain hardware assemblies requiring a bolt-pin, 2,000 lb rated connection point in material handling and rigging systems.

Installation Notes

Anchor shackles are installed and serviced by qualified rigging professionals familiar with ASME B30.26 requirements. Before servicing any rigging assembly, relieve all load and inspect the shackle, pin, and connecting hardware for wear or deformation. Ensure the bolt pin is fully seated and the nut is secured with a cotter pin before applying load. Never exceed the marked working load limit or use the shackle in applications involving shock loading without an appropriate derating factor.