Tested Shackles

A shackle is a u-shaped, load bearing connector to be used with a removable pin. They are used to connect and secure heavy loads and typically used in many industries including construction, shipping and mining.
A wide variety of lifting shackles available including alloy steel D Shackles, Bow Shackles and Piling Shackles.

Everything you Need to Know About Lifting Shackles

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Alloy Steel Bow Shackle

Starting at £2.44 £2.03

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Alloy Steel D Lifting Shackles

Starting at £2.83 £2.36

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Alloy Steel Bow Shackle

Starting at £2.68 £2.23

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9.5T Bow Shackles Blue Screw Pin - OEM No. BPSCB9.5
£25.91 £21.59
Tested Dee Shackles for Piling

Starting at £15.60 £13.00

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Piling Shackle 3.75 Ton - 492 255
£43.00 £35.83
Large Dee Shackle with Type A Screw Collar Pin - 6 Ton
£39.88 £33.23
Large Dee Shackle with Type A Screw Collar Pin - 9.5 Tonne
£80.15 £66.79
Small Dee Shackle with Type A Screw Collar Pin - 8 Tonne
£58.13 £48.44
Large Dee Shackle With Type A Screw Collar Pin - 5 Ton
£28.46 £23.72

We supply a range of shackles, including Dee Shackles and Bow Shackles, with screw pin and safety pin options available. Many items are stocked for fast next-day delivery.

What is the difference between a Dee Shackle and a Bow Shackle?

The main differences between a Dee Shackle and a Bow Shackle are their shape, pin style and typical applications.

A Dee Shackle has a narrow “D” or “U” shape with straight sides and a rounded pin. A Bow Shackle has a wider, rounded “O” shape, allowing more movement. The pin is usually straight and secured with a screw pin or bolt.

Dee Shackles are ideal for straight-line lifting, connecting chains or attaching ropes and cables. Bow Shackles are better suited where the load may shift, pivot or require a greater range of motion due to their wider loop.

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