|    Captive pin shackles ''patented''. 
 Not only are these self-locking, the pin
  is also connected to the body at all times, even when fully opened. Consequently,
  there is no more risk of seeing it fall in the water, which would
  make the shackle unusable. These shackles can therefore be fitted completely
  safety using just one hand.
 
Key pin shackles ''patented''.  
Closing these threadless
    shackles is done simply by rotating the  pin half a done simply by rotating
    the pin half a turn: it doesn't get much quicker? For
    major loads, there are also high-resistance versions.  
''HR'' stands for High Resistance.  
The 17.4 PH stainless steel that these shackles are forged from
  offers very high level mechanical performance characteristics. These models, which form an integral
  part of the fittings on large ocean-going monohulls and multihulls, are also widely used in the
  industrial sector.
  Titanium shackles (Ti) these shackles, which are forged from TA6V titanium alloy, were 
  designed for high-level racing. Compared to equivalent High Resistance models,  they offer a weight 
  saving of approximately 40%.  
Thimble shackles.   
These shackles are stylish and very reliable.
  Their special shape enables an end to be directly spliced without adding an
  additional
  thimble. The stainless steel models with a thimble moulded over the top are
  designed for boats under 60 foot
    long. For bigger boats, forged models made of  either High Resistance stainless
  steel or titanium have been specially developed.     |