An Alloy G2150 bolt anchor shackle is a type of shackle, a U-shaped piece of metal used in lifting and rigging applications. It's specifically a bolt-type shackle, meaning it uses a bolt, nut, and cotter pin for securing the pin, offering enhanced security compared to screw pin or round pin shackles.

A G2130 Bolt Type Anchor Shackle is a type of shackle, specifically a bolt-type shackle, used in lifting and rigging applications where a high level of security and reliability is required. These shackles are designed with a bolt, nut, and cotter pin, which provides a more secure connection than traditional screw-pin shackles, especially in situations where the shackle might experience rotation or movement under load.

G210 Screw Pin Chain Shackles, also known as "D" shackles, are a type of lifting shackle characterized by their narrow, straight-sided bow (the U-shaped part) and a screw pin. They are designed for in-line connections and are suitable for applications where space is limited. The screw pin provides a secure and reliable connection, especially under heavy loads.

A G209 anchor shackle, manufactured by Crosby, is a high-performance, forged, screw-pin anchor shackle designed for heavy-duty lifting and rigging applications. They are known for their strength, corrosion resistance, and ability to meet or exceed industry standards like ASME B30 and DNV.

A G80 connecting link, also known as a hammerlock, is a type of coupling link used in industrial lifting and rigging applications. It is designed to connect Grade 80 chain slings to hooks, master links, or other chain components. The G80 designation indicates that the link is made from Grade 80 alloy steel, a material known for its high strength and toughness.

A G80 Master Link Forged Chain Sling is a crucial component in lifting and rigging systems, specifically designed for connecting chain slings to lifting equipment. It's a robust, closed-loop device, typically made of forged alloy steel, used to create a secure connection point for one or more chain legs in a sling assembly. The "G80" designation refers to the grade of the steel, indicating its strength and lifting capacity.

Grade 8 Master Link Assembly is also called G80 Quad Link Assemblies. The sub-assemblies are made from alloy steel for chain slings or wire rope slings with 3 or 4 legs. The subrings will have an engineered flat upon request to avoid mismatching. The master link assembly is suitable for G80 EN818-2 lifting chains.

SINOSTAR's G403 Forged Chain Swivel meets the requirements of federal specification RR-C-271D, with a safety factor of up to 5:1, ensuring reliability under extreme working conditions.

A US G401 chain swivel is a type of swivel link used in chain rigging, specifically designed to allow for rotation and prevent twisting. These swivels are commonly made of high tensile steel, often hot-dipped galvanized for corrosion resistance.

G412 Eye Swivels Steel Forged refers to a type of swivel made from forged steel, specifically designed with an eye on each end, and meeting the G412 standard. These swivels are commonly used in marine and industrial rigging for connecting ropes, chains, and other rigging hardware.

A G402 Eye Swivel is a piece of rigging hardware, specifically an eye-to-eye swivel, that is made from forged steel and has a hot-dip galvanized finish.

Multi-leg alloy steel chain slings are lifting devices constructed from multiple alloy steel chains connected to a central master link, used to lift and move heavy loads. They offer stability and balance due to multiple pickup points on the load. These slings are particularly useful for handling loads exceeding 180,000 pounds and for applications requiring uniform load distribution.

A DIN 580 Lifting Eye Bolt is a type of threaded bolt with a loop or eye at one end, designed for lifting and load handling purposes. These bolts adhere to the DIN 580 standard, which specifies their dimensions and properties.

The Grade 80 Eye swivel self-locking hooks has a ball bearing swivel to allow the hook to swivel under load thus reducing the twist of a sling.

G80 Clevis Grab Hooks are a type of rigging hardware used for overhead lifting applications, specifically with Grade 80 alloy chain or wire rope. These hooks are designed with a U-shaped "clevis" for easy attachment and are often used to shorten or hold a chain.

A G80 Eye Elephant Foot is a type of rigging hardware, specifically a lifting accessory used in industrial and commercial settings to secure loads to chains or cables.

A G80 Clevis Self Locking Hook is a type of lifting hook that utilizes a clevis attachment and a self-locking mechanism to ensure safe and secure lifting operations.

A G80 clevis sling hook is a specific type of rigging hook used in lifting operations, particularly with chain slings. It's designed to attach to the chain sling directly, typically without any intermediate connectors, through a clevis-style attachment. G80 refers to the grade of the alloy steel used in its construction, ensuring high strength and durability. These hooks often feature a safety latch to prevent accidental detachment.

A G80 Clevis Elephant Foot is a type of forged alloy steel rigging hardware used for lashing cargo or vehicles to a vessel or container. It's also known as a jaw type elephant foot or elephant hook.

The open adapter link is specially designed for connecting bilateral chains, its appearance meets the standard requirements of MT/12718, and the high-alloy steel rich in Cr, Ni, Mo and other alloying elements and multiple heat treatment processes are selected in the manufacturing process to ensure the cooperation with the sprocket and safe operation, so as to ensure excellent mechanical properties and fatigue life.

In the context of mining, "Mining Scrapers conveyors forged" refers to the components of a scraper conveyor system, specifically the scrapers, chains, and connecting links, which are made using a forging process. Forging involves shaping metal under pressure, resulting in strong and durable components for heavy-duty applications like mining.

Vertical chain links, often referred to as vertical or "S-Forged" links, are a specific type of chain link used in mining equipment, particularly in chain conveyors. These links are characterized by their vertical orientation and are designed to be connected to other links, creating a flexible chain. They are typically forged from high-strength steel to withstand the heavy loads and harsh conditions of mining operations.

Vertical chain links, or vertical connecting links, are specialized components used in mining chains, specifically those designed for longwall systems and conveyor chains. They connect the chain's main links and ensure smooth, reliable operation under heavy loads.

A drop forged connecting/connector link for a mining chain is a metal component used to join segments of a mining chain together or to connect a chain to other equipment. These links are typically made from high-strength alloy steel and are designed for the demanding conditions of mining applications.

Flat serrated chain links, also known as flat connecting links or sawtooth chain links, are specialized connectors used to join flat or round link chains in mining applications.

Flat serrated chain links, also known as flat sawtooth links or flat type connectors, are used to connect mining chains, particularly those in conveyor systems. These links are designed to be easily assembled and disassembled, with different tooth shapes (sawtooth, ladder, arc) affecting the ease of connection and disconnection.