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Product Details:
| Minimum Order Quantity | 25 Piece |
| Usage/Application | Adjusting The Tension Or Length Of Ropes, Cables |
| Capacity | 65Kg |
| Size | 20mm |
| Design | Standard |
| Color | Grey |
| Product Material | Cast Iron |
A turnbuckle is a piece of hardware used to eliminate slack and adjust tension in a rope, cable, or other tensioning system.
The end fitting on either side of a turnbuckle connects to the tensioning system and/or a securement point. The turnbuckle is then tightened or loosened to adjust tension and eliminate slack in the cable or rope is it connected to.
A turnbuckle may be used on its own or in conjunction with other turnbuckles to increase length in the assembly.
Parts of a Turnbuckle
Body: the metl frame in the center of the device that joins the two threaded end fittings. The body itself is turned to adjust tension by extending and retracting the end fittings.
The body may be one of two types: closed or open. An open body turnbuckle is the more traditional type where the threads are visible through the body frame. Closed body turnbuckles—also known as pipe bodies—encase the threads in a closed frame to create a slimmer profile that fits in tighter spaces.
Nut: also referred to as a jam nut, the nut can be placed on the threads of the end fittings and tightened against the turnbuckle body to help prevent the device from loosening or unthreading.
End Fittings: these are the two connection points that screw into the opposite ends of the turnbuckle body. One end fitting is right-hand threaded while the other is left-hand threaded. This allows you to turn the body to adjust tension after installation without moving the end fittings.
There are three main types of end fittings that can be used together in any combination on either end of the turnbuckle:
Thread diameter: this is the diameter measurement of the threaded portion of the end fittings. The greater the thread diameter is, the greater the load-bearing capacity of the turnbuckle and vice versa.
Take-up length: this is the total length that the end fittings can screw into and out of the body to “take up” tension. Take-up length can be measured in terms of “opened” or “closed” end fittings: the end fittings are either fully extended or fully retracted
Types of TurnbucklesTurnbuckle types are, essentially, named for the combination of end fittings used in the device. The most common end fitting combinations are:
As you might have guessed, an eye and eye turnbuckle has an eye end fitting on either end. Likewise, a hook and eye turnbuckle has a hook end fitting on one end and an eye end fitting on the other.
Product Details:
| Minimum Order Quantity | 25 Piece |
| Usage/Application | Adjusting The Tension Or Length Of Ropes, Cables |
| Capacity | 65Kg |
| Size | 10mm |
| Design | Standard |
| Color | Metallic Grey |
| Fastener Plating | Polished |
| Product Material | Cast Iron |
A turnbuckle is a piece of hardware used to eliminate slack and adjust tension in a rope, cable, or other tensioning system.
ASME B30.26 – Rigging Hardware defines a turnbuckle as “an adjustable device consis ad ting of three primary components: a body, a right-hand threaded end fitting, and a left-hand threaded end fitting.”
Product Details:
| Minimum Order Quantity | 25 Piece |
| Usage/Application | Adjusting The Tension Or Length Of Ropes, Cables |
| Material | Cast Iron |
| Capacity | 50Kg |
| Color | Metallic Grey |
| Fastener Plating | Polished |
A turnbuckle is a piece of hardware used to eliminate slack and adjust tension in a rope, cable, or other tensioning system.
The end fitting on either side of a turnbuckle connects to the tensioning system and/or a securement point. The turnbuckle is then tightened or loosened to adjust tension and eliminate slack in the cable or rope is it connected to.
A turnbuckle may be used on its own or in conjunction with other turnbuckles to increase length in the assembly.
Parts of a Turnbuckle
Body: the metl frame in the center of the device that joins the two threaded end fittings. The body itself is turned to adjust tension by extending and retracting the end fittings.
The body may be one of two types: closed or open. An open body turnbuckle is the more traditional type where the threads are visible through the body frame. Closed body turnbuckles—also known as pipe bodies—encase the threads in a closed frame to create a slimmer profile that fits in tighter spaces.
Nut: also referred to as a jam nut, the nut can be placed on the threads of the end fittings and tightened against the turnbuckle body to help prevent the device from loosening or unthreading.
End Fittings: these are the two connection points that screw into the opposite ends of the turnbuckle body. One end fitting is right-hand threaded while the other is left-hand threaded. This allows you to turn the body to adjust tension after installation without moving the end fittings.
There are three main types of end fittings that can be used together in any combination on either end of the turnbuckle:
Thread diameter: this is the diameter measurement of the threaded portion of the end fittings. The greater the thread diameter is, the greater the load-bearing capacity of the turnbuckle and vice versa.
Take-up length: this is the total length that the end fittings can screw into and out of the body to “take up” tension. Take-up length can be measured in terms of “opened” or “closed” end fittings: the end fittings are either fully extended or fully retracted
Types of TurnbucklesTurnbuckle types are, essentially, named for the combination of end fittings used in the device. The most common end fitting combinations are:
As you might have guessed, an eye and eye turnbuckle has an eye end fitting on either end. Likewise, a hook and eye turnbuckle has a hook end fitting on one end and an eye end fitting on the other.
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Product Details:
| Minimum Order Quantity | 25 Piece |
| Usage/Application | Adjusting The Tension Or Length Of Ropes, Cables |
| Capacity | 50Kg |
| Size | 12mm |
| Design | Standard |
| Color | Grey |
| Fastener Plating | Polished |
| Product Material | Cast Iron |
A turnbuckle is a piece of hardware used to eliminate slack and adjust tension in a rope, cable, or other tensioning system.
The end fitting on either side of a turnbuckle connects to the tensioning system and/or a securement point. The turnbuckle is then tightened or loosened to adjust tension and eliminate slack in the cable or rope is it connected to.
A turnbuckle may be used on its own or in conjunction with other turnbuckles to increase length in the assembly.
Parts of a Turnbuckle
Body: the metl frame in the center of the device that joins the two threaded end fittings. The body itself is turned to adjust tension by extending and retracting the end fittings.
The body may be one of two types: closed or open. An open body turnbuckle is the more traditional type where the threads are visible through the body frame. Closed body turnbuckles—also known as pipe bodies—encase the threads in a closed frame to create a slimmer profile that fits in tighter spaces.
Nut: also referred to as a jam nut, the nut can be placed on the threads of the end fittings and tightened against the turnbuckle body to help prevent the device from loosening or unthreading.
End Fittings: these are the two connection points that screw into the opposite ends of the turnbuckle body. One end fitting is right-hand threaded while the other is left-hand threaded. This allows you to turn the body to adjust tension after installation without moving the end fittings.
There are three main types of end fittings that can be used together in any combination on either end of the turnbuckle:
Thread diameter: this is the diameter measurement of the threaded portion of the end fittings. The greater the thread diameter is, the greater the load-bearing capacity of the turnbuckle and vice versa.
Take-up length: this is the total length that the end fittings can screw into and out of the body to “take up” tension. Take-up length can be measured in terms of “opened” or “closed” end fittings: the end fittings are either fully extended or fully retracted
Types of TurnbucklesTurnbuckle types are, essentially, named for the combination of end fittings used in the device. The most common end fitting combinations are:
As you might have guessed, an eye and eye turnbuckle has an eye end fitting on either end. Likewise, a hook and eye turnbuckle has a hook end fitting on one end and an eye end fitting on the other.
Product Details:
| Minimum Order Quantity | 2 Piece |
| Material | Mild Steel |
| Usage/Application | INDUSTRIAL LIFTING |
| Capacity | 500 KG |
| Color | Grey |
| Set Of Pieces | 20 Picec |
Additional Information:
Product Details:
| Minimum Order Quantity | 25 Piece |
| Capacity | 50Kg |
| Usage/Application | Adjusting The Tension Or Length Of Ropes, Cables |
| Fastener Length | 60mm |
| Material | Cast Iron |
| Color | Metallic Grey |
| Fastener Plating | Polished |
A turnbuckle is a piece of hardware used to eliminate slack and adjust tension in a rope, cable, or other tensioning system.
The end fitting on either side of a turnbuckle connects to the tensioning system and/or a securement point. The turnbuckle is then tightened or loosened to adjust tension and eliminate slack in the cable or rope is it connected to.
A turnbuckle may be used on its own or in conjunction with other turnbuckles to increase length in the assembly.
Parts of a Turnbuckle
Body: the metl frame in the center of the device that joins the two threaded end fittings. The body itself is turned to adjust tension by extending and retracting the end fittings.
The body may be one of two types: closed or open. An open body turnbuckle is the more traditional type where the threads are visible through the body frame. Closed body turnbuckles—also known as pipe bodies—encase the threads in a closed frame to create a slimmer profile that fits in tighter spaces.
Nut: also referred to as a jam nut, the nut can be placed on the threads of the end fittings and tightened against the turnbuckle body to help prevent the device from loosening or unthreading.
End Fittings: these are the two connection points that screw into the opposite ends of the turnbuckle body. One end fitting is right-hand threaded while the other is left-hand threaded. This allows you to turn the body to adjust tension after installation without moving the end fittings.
There are three main types of end fittings that can be used together in any combination on either end of the turnbuckle:
Thread diameter: this is the diameter measurement of the threaded portion of the end fittings. The greater the thread diameter is, the greater the load-bearing capacity of the turnbuckle and vice versa.
Take-up length: this is the total length that the end fittings can screw into and out of the body to “take up” tension. Take-up length can be measured in terms of “opened” or “closed” end fittings: the end fittings are either fully extended or fully retracted
Types of TurnbucklesTurnbuckle types are, essentially, named for the combination of end fittings used in the device. The most common end fitting combinations are:
As you might have guessed, an eye and eye turnbuckle has an eye end fitting on either end. Likewise, a hook and eye turnbuckle has a hook end fitting on one end and an eye end fitting on the other.