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High-Quality Clevis Sling Hook with Latch - Manufacturer

I’m your sourcing partner, bringing a clevis sling hook with latch that’s built for serious lifting tasks. As a High-Quality product from a dedicated Manufacturer, it features forged steel, hardened latch, and a secure, spring-loaded catch that prevents accidental disengagement. I’ve designed it for smooth pin insertion, consistent tolerances, and easy replacement in your crane or sling system. This hook withstands harsh environments with corrosion-resistant coating and reliable load ratings you can depend on in production and logistics settings. I provide clear documentation, including certifications and traceability, so your QA team is happy. For bulk orders, we offer competitive pricing, flexible lead times, and dependable on-time delivery. I’m here to support your project from inquiry to installation, with responsive after-sales service. If you need a robust, dependable clevis sling hook with latch, I’m ready to supply and back it up with real-world performance.

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Clevis sling hooks with latch are a safety-critical element in lifting systems. The self-closing latch prevents accidental detachment, keeps slings in place during movement, and protects workers from pinch points. Available in various ratings and sizes, these hooks support diverse rigging configurations while withstanding wear through heat-treated steel and durable finishes. From concept to delivery, a capable partner guides each step—selecting the latch, sizing for load, and choosing corrosion resistance and finish. Rigorous testing and certifications ensure compliance with international standards. Production, strict inspection, traceability, and documentation accelerate approvals and reduce risk, while flexible packaging and scalable manufacturing meet urgent orders. For global buyers, this approach means reliable supply, consistent quality, and transparent pricing. Blending engineering insight with production discipline lowers lead times, improves procurement predictability, and supports safety-driven operations. By integrating sourcing, testing, and delivery, you gain a single point of accountability from concept to realization.

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Variant Material Finish WLL (kN) Jaw Opening (mm) Throat Opening (mm) Pin Diameter (mm) Latch Type Certification Temperature Range (°C) Origin Net Weight (kg)
A1 Alloy steel AISI 1045 Zinc plated 3.5 60 28 20 Automatic EN 1677-1 -40 to 80 China 1.2
B2 Alloy steel AISI 1045 Black oxide 6.0 70 32 22 Automatic EN 1677-1; EN 1677-2 -40 to 80 China 2.1
C3 Alloy steel forged Zinc plated 10.0 90 36 24 Manual latch EN 1677-1 -20 to 60 China 3.5
D4 Alloy steel forged Chrome plated 16.0 110 40 26 Automatic EN 1677-1 -40 to 80 China 4.6
E5 Alloy steel forged Zinc plated 24.0 125 48 28 Automatic EN 1677-1 -20 to 60 China 6.2

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