HARDWARE

Gunnebo ROV Shackle No. 860: Unit of Measure - Each
RUD VIP Foolproof Shackles - VV - GSCH:
Unit of Measure - Each
05 - HARDWARE
Material:
• High Tensile Steel.
• Quenched and Tempered
Finish:
• All parts hot dip galvanised
• Brown colour marking
Safety factor:
• 5:1
Documentation:
• Test certificate and traceable
• 3.1 certificate can be supplied.
ORDER CODE
Nominal Size
WLL (tonnes)
Weight (kgs)
Gunnebo
Part No.
160869 32 12 4.80 A086032
160870 38 17 9.00 A086038
160871 45 25 15.00 A086045
160872 50 35 20.00 A086052
• Clevis mounting
• Bolt-pin retained by roll-pin for extra security
ORDER CODE
Chain Size
(mm)
WLL (tonnes)
RUD Part No.
121911 6 1.5 VV GSCH 6
121912 8 2.5 VV GSCH 8
121913 10 4.0 VV GSCH 10
121914 13 6.7 VV GSCH 13
121915 16 10.0 VV GSCH 16
121916 20 16.0 VV GSCH 20
121626 22 20.0 VV GSCH 22
160873 65 55 41.00 A086064
Secured with threads and lock pin.
Eyebolts
Eyebolts of 12mm or smaller should not be used in general
lifting, staying or tensioning purposes, because high torsional
stresses are easily induced in smaller sizes by being screwed
up too tightly.
When installing an eyebolt it should be screwed fully down to
the face of the lifted load.
Types of Eyebolts
Forged Collared Eyebolts generally complies with AS2317.
In accordance with AS2317 eyebolts should be marked with
manufacturers identifi cation, thread type, nominal size and
WLL.
DIN Standard 580/582 Eyebolts these eyebolts can be used
for lifting but do not conform to AS2317. Normally supplied with
metric coarse thread.
Commercial Grade Eyebolts are not to be used for lifting
purposes and should not be used for supporting loads.
Stainless Steel Eyebolts are not to be used for lifting purposes.
Generally supplied in 316 Grade. These fittings are load rated
and can be used for tensioning.
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Care & Use
• WLL markings are clear and suit the application.
• Conduct a visual inspection for deformation and cracking.
• Conduct a visual inspection of the inside eye for wear.
• Conduct a visual inspection and check for damaged threads.
• Ensure the thread centre is aligned with centre of eye.
• Ensure the eyebolt’s thread form and the thread form in the
corresponding hole or nut is the same.
• Avoid excessive tightening of eyebolts.
• Metric and imperial eyebolts that conform to the;
Australian Standard have a safety factor of 6:1, DIN
Standard have a safety factor of 5:1 and Grade 100 have
a safety factor of 4:1.
• When using eyebolts in pairs, it is essential that care be
taken to properly align them. Eyebolts must not be forced
into alignment as overstress will cause a reduction in the
WLL.
• A continuous sling should not be used with pairs of
eyebolts. When lifting with pairs of eyebolts supported by
slings, always use slings with individual lengths.
Eyebolts should be inspected periodically by a competent
person as per AS2317.
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