Specialty Shackles

Specialty shackles for non-standard rigging applications - ROV, wide body, screw collar, and high-capacity offshore configurations. Multiple sizes carried at Holloway Houston; contact us for application details and current availability on less common configurations.

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Holloway Houston builds custom slings in-house to your exact specs - any length, WLL, and end fitting combination, with proof testing and cert documentation.

Specialty Shackles
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HHI builds custom slings in-house to your exact specs - any length, WLL, and end fitting combination.

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This category groups shackle styles designed for a specific connection problem rather than general rigging - long-reach, twisted-body, or application-specific designs that don't fit the standard anchor or chain shackle shape. Selection depends heavily on the specific connection being made.
Pin style (screw, bolt, or a proprietary locking design) varies by the specific specialty shackle - there's no single answer for the category. Check the individual product listing for pin type.
Working load limit on the specialty shackle varies by size and pin style, so it's stamped on the shackle body and shown on the tag or certificate rather than as one figure for the category. The rated capacity of the smallest-rated part in the assembled connection is what applies to the whole rig.
Shackle size is generally matched to the rated capacity the connection needs, with pin diameter checked against the eye of the sling or fitting - an undersized pin can work loose against an oversized eye. Inspection programs for specialty shackles typically include a visual check before each use for bending, pin thread wear, cracks, or corrosion, plus a periodic documented inspection at intervals the equipment owner sets. Any deformation in the body or pin is normally treated as a discard signal.
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