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Forged CE Stainless Steel HR D Shackles

 

Wichard Forged CE Stainless Steel HR D Shackles

 

Forged CE stainless steel HR D shackle.

'HR' stands for High Resistance. The 17.4 PH stainless steel that these shackles are forged from offers very high level mechanical performance characteristics.

These models, which form an integral part of the fittings on large ocean-going mono hulls and multi hulls, are also widely used in the industrial sector.

A Shackle forged in HR 17.4 Ph Stainless Steel can be up to 60% more resistant than a shackle made from 316L Stainless Steel.

Hot dropped forged from a single piece of stainless steel, adding strength and consistency of manufacture for total security and reliability. The technical characteristics of every Shackle is closely controlled and tested before, during and after the manufacturing process.

CE marked in accordance with the Machines Directive 2006/42, these Wichard products can be used as lifting accessories. Each product displays the following information:

  • Working Load Limit (WLL) = 5:1 safety factor of the break load,
  • CE marking,
  • Product origin,
  • Manufacturer’s logo.
Material and conformity certificates available on request.

 

Part Pin Ø
mm
L
mm
A
mm
B
mm
D
mm
WL
Kg
BL
Kg
WLL
Kg. (5:1)
Weight
Kg
RRP
Inc VAT
Unit
WD-11203 6 35 20 12 13 1040 2300 460 0.024 £23.23 EACH
WD-11204 8 46 26 16 16 1760 4100 820 0.052 £37.08 EACH
WD-11205 10 59 33 20 19 2640 6000 1200 0.102 £54.42 EACH
WD-11206 12 72 39 24 24 3600 10000 2000 0.192 £79.90 EACH
WD-11207 14 82 49 28 28 5120 12000 2400 0.304 £135.65 EACH
WD-11208 16 97 56 32 32 6800 19000 3800 0.464 £163.61 EACH
WD-11209 20 121 70 40 40 8800 28000 5600 0.860 £281.56 EACH
Load definitions:

Working Load (WL) = Static load at which the product will still function without excessive friction or wear or permanent deformation of components.
Breaking Load (BL) = Static load at which a major failure of one or more structural components or complete destruction of the product.
Working Load Limit (WLL) = 5:1 safety factor of the breaking load, used for industrial applications.

The Forging Process


Wichard forges its parts by drop forging, using a forge hammer: an operation which involves forming a heated slug under pressure between two dies.

This technique makes the structure of the metal homogeneous and gives the part strength and elasticity.

The parts are then finished and tested prior to being sold.

Forging guarantees the elasticity of the product, its resistance to corrosion and strength, while optimising the size of the parts.

contact us

Proboat Ltd
Burnham Business Park,
Burnham - on - Crouch,
Essex,
CM0 8TE, UK

Phone - +44 (0)1621-785455
E mail - info@proboat.co.uk

 

disclaimer

Although great care is taken to ensure the information in this website is accurate, all information is given for guidance only and is not contractual.
We reserve the right to alter specifications without notice. The purchaser is responsible for choosing the correct product for it's particular application.
All goods are supplied according to our conditions of sale.