How to choose the type of shackle

Common types of shackles in engineering include European style large bow shaped shackles, European style large DEE shackles, round headed shackles, square headed shackles, D-shaped shackles, and many other forms. When selecting the type of shackle, it is necessary to consider the actual work scenario and requirements. For example, D-shaped shackles (straight ring) have a compact structure and are suitable for situations where space is limited and the direction of force is relatively single. They are commonly used for lifting small equipment; Due to its large opening size and good load-bearing capacity, bow shaped shackles are suitable for connecting multiple ropes or heavy lifting operations that require a large connection space, such as the lifting of large building components. If frequent disassembly operations are involved, the flexible pin type release buckle will be more convenient and can quickly complete the connection and separation; For situations where safety requirements are extremely high and operations are carried out in vibration environments, the screw type release buckle, due to its stable threaded connection, can effectively prevent the pin from accidentally falling off.