Snatch Block with Shackle
• Sheave Size: Varies From 3" to 4.5"
• Wire Rope: 3/8" through 1/2"
• Working Load Limit: Up to 4.5 Tons

Weight (Lbs) | 5.05 |
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End Fitting | Shackle |
• Sheave Size: Varies From 3" to 4.5"
• Wire Rope: 3/8" through 1/2"
• Working Load Limit: Up to 4.5 Tons
The snatch block is a pulley system with covered and protected yet removable sides. It is possible to unscrew or remove one side, slip in the winch cable or rope and then re protect the same side to prevent the cable from leaving the groove. It has either a hook or a shackle at it’s tip. Snatch blocks or pulleys are used to change the direction of the pull to a different angle relative to a fixed point. They are also used to create more complex pulley structures and gain mechanical advantage. A pull of 10 lbs can be changed to a pull of 80 or even 800 lbs depending upon the mechanical advantage offered by the pulley structure.
Image is for illustration only. The color of the shackle pin may differ from image.
SKU | WLL | InStock | lbs | 1 | 10 | 50 | Add To Cart |
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SB3-2-Shackle | 2 Tons 3" Sheave | Yes | 5.2 | $24.99 | $23.49 | $20.99 | |
SB45-4-Shackle | 4 Tons 4 1/2" Sheave | Yes | 12.75 | $54.99 | $54.49 | $52.99 | |
SB6-8-Shackle | 8 Tons 6" Sheave | Yes | 28 | $84.99 | $82.49 | $79.99 |
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Is the 4 ton Campbell snatch block american madeQuestion by: on 2020-07-23 20:47:46
This is a Mytee Products Snatch Block. It is made overseas
Answer by: buck on 2020-07-23 20:47:46 -
Do you have a dimensions diagram for your Snatch Block with Shackle - either 4 or 8 ton? I need info on the side view for the shape/depth of the sheave groove, distance between side plates, and distance between sheave and top pin.Question by: on 2020-07-23 18:02:12
At this time we do not have any diagrams. We will look into getting one made up
Answer by: James Halas on 2020-07-23 18:02:12 -
Hello,What is the size of the ear of the shackle?Thank youQuestion by: on 2020-05-15 16:01:13
Sir, I would need to know which size you are talking about ..
Answer by: Rob on 2020-05-15 16:01:13