Web Sling Shackles are specialized connection hardware designed exclusively for Synthetic Web Slings (nylon and polyester). Unlike standard anchor shackles, which feature a round bow that causes flat slings to bunch, pinch, or curl, Web Sling Shackles feature a wide, flat bearing surface. This design maintains 100% contact efficiency with the sling eye, preventing internal fiber friction and cutting while maximizing the sling's service life.
Holloway Houston stocks the Crosby Sling Saver line, including the S-281 Shackle and WSL-320A Hook. These components allow you to connect synthetic slings to pad eyes, hoist rings, or crane hooks without using a thimble. All hardware is fully traceable and compliant with ASME B30.26 .
Designed to connect synthetic web slings to industrial hardware. The spool (pin) area is wide and flat, ensuring the load is distributed evenly across the width of the sling fibers.
While technically a hook, this hardware is often categorized with web sling shackles because it serves the same protective function. It replaces standard eye hooks to provide a flat bearing surface for the sling eye.
We stock Crosby Sling Saver hardware to match standard sling widths and capacities.
Crosby is the leader in hardware designed specifically for synthetic rigging. Their Sling Saver line is manufactured from Alloy Steel for high capacity in a compact design.
Features a generous throat opening and a flat surface pin.
Provides the same flat-surface protection in a hook configuration. Features a heavy-duty latch kit to retain the load.
Safety is critical when rigging with synthetics. HHI ensures all Sling Saver hardware meets strict material and performance standards.
All hardware meets or exceeds :
These shackles are useless without the strap. Pair this hardware with our Synthetic Web Slings (available in flat eye or twisted eye) to create a fully protected lifting assembly. For load protection on sharp corners, add Synthetic Wear Pads or Sleeves to your order.
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