Lifting D Shackle – Dee (Chain) Shackles
Premium lifting d shackles (dee shackles or chain shackles) forged from top-grade alloy steel, delivering exceptional durability for heavy-duty lifting. With d shackle sizes ranging from 0.5t to 85t and safety factors up to 6:1, they ensure secure connections in construction, industrial hoisting, marine, and rigging applications.
- Robust & Tested: 2× proof load, meets international standards
- Versatile Closures: Screw pin for quick use or bolt type for permanent security
- Corrosion Protection: Hot-dip galvanized, painting, or dip coating options
- Custom Available: Tailored d shackle sizes and markings for export projects
What is a D Shackle?
Premium Lifting D shackle (Dee or Chain Shackles) are forged from high-grade alloy steel, providing exceptional strength and durability for heavy-duty lifting. With sizes from 0.5t to 85t and safety factors up to 6:1, they ensure secure connections in construction, industrial hoisting, marine, and rigging applications.
Key Features of Our Dee Shackle
- Premium Material & Forging: High-quality alloy steel body and pin, die-forged for exceptional strength and toughness.
- Wide Working Load Range: From 0.5 tons (light-duty) to 85 tons (heavy industrial), covering almost all rigging requirements.
- High Safety Factor: Standard 4:1 or optional 6:1 — every lifting d shackle is load-tested for peace of mind.
- Corrosion Protection: Multiple surface options (hot-dip galvanized for marine/outdoor use, painted for indoor) extend service life.
- Traceability & Compliance: Permanently marked with size, WLL, batch code, and standards.
- Customization Support: OEM/ODM available — special sizes, markings, or finishes for export projects.
Types Of Dee Shackles
1. Screw Pin D Shackle
- Features a fully threaded pin that screws directly into the body for fast, tool-free installation and removal.
- Ideal for applications requiring frequent connection and disconnection, such as temporary rigging setups or daily jobsite use.
- Quick and convenient, yet secure when properly tightened — a popular choice for general-purpose chain shackles.
2. Bolt & Nut Dee Shackle (Safety Bolt Type)
- Uses a bolt secured with a nut and cotter pin (or hairpin) to lock the assembly permanently.
- Provides maximum resistance to vibration, accidental loosening, or rotation under load — essential for long-term or critical lifts.
- Recommended for permanent installations, overhead lifting, or high-risk environments where safety is non-negotiable.
Both types forged from high-grade alloy steel, proof-tested at 2× WLL, and finished with hot-dip galvanizing, painting, or dip coating for corrosion resistance.
Chain Shackle Applications – Where Dee Shackles Excel
Lifting d shackles (chain shackles) are versatile connectors trusted in straight-pull scenarios across industries:
- Connecting lifting chains, wire ropes, or synthetic slings in single-leg hoisting setups
- Rigging and hoisting equipment on construction sites and civil engineering projects
- Securing and lifting heavy machinery in factories and warehouses
- Marine and offshore applications — boat mooring, anchor connections, deck hardware
- Industrial maintenance, recovery operations, and load securing tasks
Because of their narrow profile and high in-line strength, dee shackles outperform wider types when load alignment is critical and side-loading must be avoided.
How to Choose the Right D Shackle for Your Job?
- Calculate Your Load → Determine the maximum working load (including dynamic factors). Choose a shackle with WLL at least 1.5–2× your calculated load.
- Select Closure Type → Screw pin for quick, frequent use; bolt & nut for permanent, vibration-resistant security.
- Match the Environment → Hot-dip galvanized for outdoor, marine, or corrosive conditions; painted for indoor or aesthetic needs.
- Check Pin & Body Fit → Ensure pin diameter matches your chain/sling/eye bolt; never force-fit components.
- Verify Standards & Inspection → Confirm compliance markings; always inspect for wear, deformation, or cracks before each use.
- Avoid Common Mistakes → Never side-load a d shackle (use bow shackle instead for angled pulls); never exceed WLL.
Unsure about d shackle sizes or type? Share your load details and application — contact with our technical team for tailored recommendation + quote within 24 hours.
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