Stainless Steel 316 Forged Bow Shackles 6mm Or 1/4" Marine Grade on 2040-parts.com
Henrico, Virginia, United States
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STAINLESS STEEL (316) Forged Bow Shackles 6mm or 1/4" Marine Grade This is for one (1) quality marine grade stainless steel (AISI 316) bow shackle. Each shackle is stamped 316 and 6mm. The shackles are marked in the metric specification style of 6mm (for the shackle size). The Imperial equivalent is generally considered to be 1/4". This is a forged shackle, which for load bearing applications is better than a cast shackle. Not to be used for overhead lifting. AISI 316 stainless is a premium grade of stainless and is considered by many to be best in class. 316 stainless is corrosion resistant and very durable even in the harshest of conditions. Item will ship via USPS. See my other listings to save on shipping...after the first item with a shipping and handling charge, additional items (except free of course) are charged a reduced rate for shipping and handling. More information on our shackle range is as follows:
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