Value Collection C81126 Anchor Shackle Screw Pin Galvanized

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION C81126 is a screw pin anchor shackle made from galvanized steel, sold in a pack of two. Anchor shackles are used to connect rigging components, secure loads, and link chain or wire rope assemblies in lifting, towing, and tie-down applications. The screw pin design allows for quick manual attachment and removal without tools, making it a standard choice for temporary or field-adjusted rigging setups. The galvanized steel construction provides corrosion resistance for use in outdoor and wet environments. This shackle is a general-purpose fastening component commonly handled by riggers, ironworkers, marine trades, and field service technicians.

Anchor shackles with screw pins are widely used across construction, marine, industrial, and utility applications. The anchor-style bow provides a wider opening than chain-style shackles, which allows the pin to accept loads from multiple directions without side-loading concerns common to dee shackles. This makes them suitable for use with hooks, rings, turnbuckles, and wire rope fittings in both static and low-cycle dynamic rigging applications. Each pack contains two shackles, making it practical for jobs requiring matched pairs.

Key Features

• Screw pin design allows tool-free installation and removal in field rigging scenarios
• Anchor-style bow accommodates multi-directional loading better than dee shackles
• Galvanized steel finish resists corrosion in outdoor, marine, and wet conditions
• Sold as a 2-pack for jobs requiring paired shackles
• Steel construction provides strength and durability for general-purpose rigging and tie-down use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose screw pin anchor shackle compatible with standard chain, wire rope fittings, hooks, and rigging rings in typical lifting and tie-down assemblies.

Installation Notes

Screw pin shackles should be installed by qualified riggers following applicable ASME B30.26 or OSHA rigging guidelines. Always thread the screw pin fully and, where the connection will be under sustained load, mouse the pin with seizing wire to prevent rotation and back-out. Never exceed the rated working load limit stamped or marked on the shackle body. Inspect shackles for deformation, cracks, or corrosion before each use and remove from service any shackle that shows visible damage.