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Anchor chain hook stainless steel A4 - Self-locking catch hook with clevis head 6-10mm
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Product details
Hook for anchor chain - Self-locking chain hook made of stainless steel A4
The self-locking anchor chain hook, made of high-quality A4-AISI 316 stainless steel, is an essential accessory for the safe handling of anchor chains. With its clevis head and pin-cotter pin fastening, this hook offers a reliable and corrosion-resistant solution for marine applications.
The chain hook is available in three sizes for chain diameters of 6mm, 8mm, and 10mm and boasts a high breaking load of up to 4640kg. The self-locking design allows for easy and safe handling of the anchor chain, while the A4-AISI 316 stainless steel material guarantees maximum corrosion resistance even under extreme marine conditions.
Product features
- Self-locking catch hook for anchor chains
- Material: Stainless steel A4-AISI 316 for maximum corrosion resistance
- With clevis and bolt-cotter pin fastening
- For chain diameters of 6mm, 8mm and 10mm
- High breaking load up to 4640kg
- Precision manufacturing for reliable function
- Durable and low-maintenance
- Ideal for anchoring equipment on sailing and motorboats
| Item No. | for chain diameter | IB | L1 | O | C | Breaking load |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8388406 | 6 mm | 11 mm | 46 mm | 9 mm | 9 mm | 2300 kg |
| 8388408 | 8 mm | 13 mm | 54 mm | 11 mm | 11 mm | 3650 kg |
| 8388410 | 10 mm | 15 mm | 62 mm | 12 mm | 13 mm | 4640 kg |
Technical specifications
Material: Stainless steel A4-AISI 316, Design: Clevis head with bolt and cotter pin, Chain diameter: 6-10 mm, Breaking load: 2300-4640 kg depending on size. Dimensions vary depending on the model (see table).
The self-locking anchor chain hook is the professional solution for the safe handling of anchor chains on board. The high-quality stainless steel construction guarantees long-lasting reliability even under the harshest maritime conditions.