LockJaw synthetic lifting shackle, 7/16 in., 8,600 lbs WLL

LockJaw® Synthetic Lifting Shackle, 8,600 lbs WLL, 3" Working Diameter

$62.15
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LockJaw synthetic lifting shackle, 7/16 in., 8,600 lbs WLL

LockJaw® Synthetic Lifting Shackle, 8,600 lbs WLL, 3" Working Diameter

$62.15

The LockJaw® Synthetic Shackle is a lifting‑rated, high‑strength soft shackle designed to replace traditional steel screw‑pin shackles in overhead lifting and critical rigging applications. Made in the USA and rated at 8,600 lbs Working Load Limit with a 3" working diameter, it delivers serious lifting performance in a compact, easy‑to‑handle format that integrates perfectly with your Fusion Tools recovery and lifting gear.

Key specifications

  • Lifting‑rated synthetic soft shackle with 8,600 lbs Working Load Limit

  • 3" working diameter for tight, controlled connections to hooks, pad eyes, lifting points, and structural members

  • Rope and body constructed from high‑strength HMPE synthetic fiber with a protective sleeve for abrasion and UV resistance

  • Designed to meet or exceed ASME B30.26 requirements for rigging hardware used in lifting operations

Design and safety

  • High strength‑to‑weight ratio compared to steel shackles, reducing operator fatigue and the risk of dropped heavy hardware

  • Soft, flexible body wraps cleanly around anchor points, reducing point‑loading, metal‑to‑metal contact, and damage to painted or delicate surfaces

  • LockJaw jaw/closure system keeps the shackle securely closed under load while remaining quick and simple to open and re‑rig between lifts

  • If overloaded to failure, the synthetic shackle is designed to fall safely rather than violently recoil, helping reduce injury risk versus traditional steel hardware

  • Corrosion‑resistant, UV‑resistant construction for long service life in outdoor, marine, and harsh‑environment operations

Made in the USA

  • Manufactured in the USA with tight quality control and material traceability

  • Engineered with a robust design factor behind the stated WLL to support lifting and other critical rigging tasks

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