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PEER-LIFT High-Strength Anchor Shackle - High-Strength Anchor Shackles for Lifting
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PEER-LIFT High-Strength Anchor Shackle

The PEER-LIFT Anchor Shackle (MPN 8059003) is a high-strength anchor shackle for lifting, with a 36,000 lb working load limit and a 1 1/4 in compatible sling width. This silver-bodied shackle is manufactured by…

SKU 3G-OTH-338209

Brand
PEER-LIFT
Item
High-Strength Anchor Shackle
Part Number
8059003
Category
High-Strength Anchor Shackles for Lifting
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20 Woodlands Link #09-05, Singapore 738733
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Technical Specifications

PEER-LIFT
Manufacturer Part Number
8059003
Body Color
Silver
Working Load Limit
36,000 lb
Compatible Sling Wd
1 1/4 in

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Product Description

The PEER-LIFT Anchor Shackle (MPN 8059003) is a high-strength anchor shackle for lifting, with a 36,000 lb working load limit and a 1 1/4 in compatible sling width. This silver-bodied shackle is manufactured by PEER-LIFT.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the PEER-LIFT Anchor Shackle used for?

The PEER-LIFT Anchor Shackle (MPN 8059003) is used for heavy lifting and rigging applications in construction, industrial maintenance, and material handling. It connects lifting slings to loads, providing a secure attachment point with a 36,000 lb working load limit.

What are the specifications of the PEER-LIFT Anchor Shackle?

The PEER-LIFT Anchor Shackle (MPN 8059003) has a working load limit of 36,000 lb and a compatible sling width of 1 1/4 in. It features a silver body and is manufactured by PEER-LIFT. This high-strength shackle is designed for demanding lifting tasks.

Where to buy the PEER-LIFT Anchor Shackle worldwide?

You can source the PEER-LIFT Anchor Shackle (MPN 8059003) worldwide through 3G Electric. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us for availability and lead time; we supply genuine PEER-LIFT lifting components globally.

How to select the correct PEER-LIFT Anchor Shackle for lifting?

To select the correct PEER-LIFT Anchor Shackle, match the working load limit (36,000 lb) to your load weight and ensure the compatible sling width (1 1/4 in) fits your sling. Always verify the shackle size and grade meet your application requirements. Consult a rigging professional for critical lifts.

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3G Electric supplies PEER-LIFT high-strength anchor shackles for lifting. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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