Rigging hardware
The connections between the load, the sling and the hook. Start with what you are connecting.
Shackles
The bow that joins almost everything in a lift. Which one comes down to the pin, and how long it stays rigged.
Best forJoining slings to loadsLugs and pad eyesMost general rigging
- WLL
- 720 – 1,984,150 lb
- From
- $7.30
- Products
- 432
Hooks
Van Beest alloy swivel hooks with a safety latch, for the end of a hoist line or a sling.
Best forHoist and crane blocksConnections that swivel
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- 2,750 – 69,440 lb
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- $31.76
- Products
- 10
Links and rings
Master links and quad assemblies that gather a sling’s legs onto one hook, and rings you weld to a load.
Best forGathering sling legsWeld-on lift points
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- $28.14
- Products
- 44
Hoist rings
Codipro swivel rings that bolt into a tapped hole and turn to face the pull.
Best forBolted lift pointsPulls at an angle
- WLL
- 450 – 55,000 lb
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- $97.37
- Products
- 24
Blocks
Snatch blocks from Green Pin and Yoke, with a shackle or a hook head, and a Yoke oilfield hoist block.
Best forChanging the direction of a lineWinching and pulling
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- $223.20
- Products
- 40
Turnbuckles
Galvanized Green Pin turnbuckles with a jaw at each end, for setting tension and fine adjustment.
Best forTaking up slackLifting and lashing
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- 1,200 – 21,400 lb
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- $21.92
- Products
- 23
Spreader and lifting beams
Spreader beams, lifting beams and end cap kits, made in the USA and proof tested.
Best forWide or long loadsLow headroom
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- $173.42
- Products
- 139