Stainless Steel 316 Counter Sunk Shackle

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Specification Drawings

Product Description

Stainless Steel 316 Counter Sunk Shackle
SKU:SH-SSDD06

Stainless Steel 316 Counter Sunk Shackles are marine-grade stainless steel shackles designed for secure, corrosion-resistant connections in boat, yacht, marina and coastal applications.

The countersunk pin creates a smooth, low-profile finish that helps reduce snagging and obstruction, making these shackles suitable for marine rigging, mooring equipment, deck hardware and applications where a neat appearance is important.

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Product Features

  • Next Day Delivery
  • Genuine UK made item
  • Shackles are trade bulk packs
  • Call Adam for consultancy
  • UK and EU service possible
  • Available as set with chains

Specification Drawings

SKU A (mm)B (mm)C (mm)D (mm)
Stainless Steel 316 Counter Sunk Shackle 6mm
SH-SSDD06 6241212
Stainless Steel 316 Counter Sunk Shackle 8mm
SH-SSDD08 8321616
Stainless Steel 316 Counter Sunk Shackle 10mm
SH-SSDD10 10402020
Stainless Steel 316 Counter Sunk Shackle 12mm
SH-SSDD12 12482424

Product Description

Stainless Steel 316 Counter Sunk Shackle

Stainless Steel 316 Counter Sunk Shackles are marine-grade stainless steel connection components designed for secure, corrosion-resistant performance in demanding marine and outdoor environments. Manufactured from 316 stainless steel, they are particularly suitable for boats, yachts, marinas, coastal installations and marine equipment exposed to moisture and saltwater.

The countersunk pin creates a smooth, low-profile finish with less protrusion than a standard shackle pin. This helps reduce the risk of snagging on ropes, sails, nets, clothing and surrounding equipment, making the shackle a practical choice where a clean, unobstructed connection is required.

Marine and boating applications

Stainless Steel 316 Counter Sunk Shackles are suitable for a wide range of boat and yacht rigging applications. They can be used for connecting ropes, cables, chains and compatible fittings, as well as securing deck hardware, sail fittings, covers, guard wires and other marine equipment.

They are also suitable for marina maintenance, pontoon equipment, mooring components, marine fabrication and coastal installations where a corrosion-resistant stainless steel shackle is preferred. The polished stainless steel appearance makes them suitable for visible fittings on leisure craft as well as practical commercial and maintenance applications.

Why choose a countersunk shackle?

  • 316 marine-grade stainless steel construction
  • Excellent resistance to general rust and corrosion
  • Countersunk pin provides a smooth, low-profile finish
  • Reduced risk of snagging on ropes, nets and surrounding equipment
  • Neat appearance for visible marine fittings
  • Suitable for boats, yachts, marinas and coastal equipment
  • Useful for marine rigging, mooring and deck hardware
  • Suitable for replacement, maintenance and new installations

Common uses and applications

  • Boat and yacht rigging
  • Marine mooring equipment
  • Marina and pontoon fittings
  • Connecting marine ropes, cables and chains
  • Deck hardware and sail fittings
  • Guard wires and protective lines
  • Marine covers and equipment securing
  • Coastal and outdoor installations
  • Boat maintenance and replacement work
  • Visible fittings where a smooth finish is preferred

316 stainless steel for marine environments

316 stainless steel is widely used for marine hardware because it offers improved resistance to corrosion in wet, coastal and saltwater environments. It is a suitable choice where standard steel or lower-grade stainless steel may deteriorate more quickly. However, no stainless steel is completely immune to corrosion, particularly when exposed to saltwater deposits, contamination, abrasion or contact with dissimilar metals.

Rinse and inspect the shackle regularly when used in saltwater or exposed coastal conditions. Check the body, pin and threads for wear, damage, distortion, cracking, pitting or corrosion. Remove the shackle from service if it is no longer in suitable condition.

Choosing the correct shackle

Select the correct size according to the rope, chain, cable or fitting being connected. If the shackle is being used for lifting or as part of a load-bearing system, confirm that it has the appropriate working load limit and certification for the intended application. Do not exceed the manufacturer’s stated capacity.

Browse our full range of shackles, learn more about EYE Marine, or contact us for advice about choosing the right marine hardware. For delivery information, please visit our mooring and marine delivery page.

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