Clevis Slip Hook - 10mm
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This 10mm Clevis Slip Hook from SecureFix Direct is designed for individuals and professionals needing a robust solution for towing, pulling, and load securing tasks. Its primary benefit is its high breaking load capacity (7260KG) combined with a durable zinc-plated steel construction for resistance to corrosion. A potential caveat is its specific size and application focus; ensure it meets your project's exact requirements.
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| Model Part Number | SFPCSH10 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SecureFix Direct |
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FAQs
What is the breaking load of this hook?
The breaking load for the 10mm Clevis Slip Hook is 7260KG.
What material is the hook made from?
The hook is made from steel with a zinc-plated finish.
What applications is this hook suitable for?
It is suitable for a wide range of applications including towing, pulling, and load securing. It is not recommended for overhead lifting without further assessment.
How do I clean the hook?
Clean the hook with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
Will this hook fit any size chain?
The hook itself is 10mm in size and is designed to connect using a compatible clevis pin. Ensure your chain or attachment point can accommodate the clevis pin and the hook's eyelet.
Is the zinc plating permanent?
The zinc plating provides protection against corrosion but can wear over time with heavy use and abrasion. Regular inspection is recommended.
What are the main dimensions of the hook?
The key dimensions are: A - 86mm, B - 31.3mm, C - 18.5mm, D - 35.3mm, E - 131.8mm, F - 14.6mm, G - 11.9mm, H - 16.6mm.
Troubleshooting
Hook does not easily accept clevis pin.
Check for debris or damage inside the hook's eyelet. Ensure the clevis pin is the correct size and not bent.
Zinc plating appears to be wearing off.
This is normal wear for plated items subjected to significant friction. Inspect the underlying steel for any signs of corrosion. Apply a light protective coating if necessary.
Hook makes noise when under load.
Slight movement is normal. If the noise is excessive or indicates grinding, inspect the connection point and clevis pin for proper fit and lubrication.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High strength-to-size ratio for demanding tasks.
- Corrosion resistance due to zinc plating.
- Secure and reliable connection point.
- Durable construction for long-term use.
- Easy integration with clevis pins and chains.
Cons
- Specific size (10mm) may not fit all applications.
- Zinc plating can wear over time with heavy abrasion.
- Requires appropriate clevis pin for secure attachment.
- Not designed for overhead lifting applications without further assessment.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Ensure the hook's eyelet is compatible with your chosen clevis pin or connection hardware.
- Insert the clevis pin through the hook's eye and the corresponding hole in your chain, strap, or attachment point.
- Secure the clevis pin with its cotter pin or clip to prevent accidental dislodgement.
Compatibility:
This hook is designed to work with standard M10 or similarly sized clevis pins and compatible shackles. It is intended for use with materials and applications that do not exceed its stated breaking load of 7260KG. Always ensure the connecting hardware (chains, ropes, shackles) has a comparable or higher working load limit.
Care:
- Periodically inspect the hook for signs of wear, cracks, or excessive corrosion.
- Clean the hook with a damp cloth to remove dirt and debris. Avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the zinc plating.
- For extended use in corrosive environments, consider applying a light coat of rust inhibitor or lubricant to the zinc-plated surface.