When traditional eyebolts just won’t cut it—especially for lifts requiring frequent angle changes—YOKE’s Anchor Point Model 8-231 steps in to provide unmatched flexibility and safety.
Product Explanation & Benefits
YOKE Model 8-231 is a swivel anchor point engineered for lifts from multiple directions. With 360° horizontal rotation and 180° vertical articulation, it’s made for demanding lifting jobs where angle and positioning matter.
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In lifting and industrial rigging, shackles are critical connection points that directly affect overall safety.
Even when wire ropes or chains meet standards, using the wrong shackle can lead to slippage, failure, or serious accidents.
This article explains what shackles are, how they are used, and how to select the right one for safe operations.
A shackle is a metal connecting device used in lifting and rigging systems to link wire ropes, chains, hooks, or anchor points.
Its primary function is to safely transfer loads between components under tensile force.
Industry-grade shackles are clearly marked with a Working Load Limit (WLL) and are manufactured and tested by trusted global brands such as Kondotec, Gunnebo, and Crosby, widely recognized in heavy-duty lifting and industrial applications.
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Ferrules may look small, but they play a critical role in wire rope safety. A poor-quality ferrule can lead to rope failure, accidents, or equipment damage.
Ferrules are metal sleeves used to secure the ends of wire ropes, forming loops or preventing fraying. They are essential components in creating safe and certified wire rope assemblies.
1. Aluminium Ferrules Form A
2. Aluminium Ferrules Form C
3. Steel Ferrules
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In lifting and industrial rigging, shackles are critical connection points that directly affect overall safety.
Even when wire ropes or chains meet standards, using the wrong shackle can lead to slippage, failure, or serious accidents.
This article explains what shackles are, how they are used, and how to select the right one for safe operations.
A shackle is a metal connecting device used in lifting and rigging systems to link wire ropes, chains, hooks, or anchor points.
Its primary function is to safely transfer loads between components under tensile force.
Industry-grade shackles are clearly marked with a Working Load Limit (WLL) and are manufactured and tested by trusted global brands such as Kondotec, Gunnebo, and Crosby, widely recognized in heavy-duty lifting and industrial applications.
Contact our team for professional lifting equipment consultation
📞 Consult our engineers for free — Call 089-922-5616
When traditional eyebolts just won’t cut it—especially for lifts requiring frequent angle changes—YOKE’s Anchor Point Model 8-231 steps in to provide unmatched flexibility and safety.
Product Explanation & Benefits
YOKE Model 8-231 is a swivel anchor point engineered for lifts from multiple directions. With 360° horizontal rotation and 180° vertical articulation, it’s made for demanding lifting jobs where angle and positioning matter.
Industries & Use Cases
Things to Know Before Use
📞 Consult our engineers for free—message us today at 089-922-5616