Self-Lock Hook, Alloy Stl, 1 7/8", 7, 040 lb MPN:1004422
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Self-Lock Hook, Alloy Stl, 1 7/8", 7, 040 lb
The Crosby Self-Lock Hook is a heavy-duty lifting solution designed for demanding applications. With a working load limit of 7,040 pounds, this alloy steel hook is perfect for lifting and rigging in industries such as construction, manufacturing, and oil and gas. Its self-locking mechanism ensures secure attachment and prevents accidental release, providing peace of mind for operators. The hook's swivel attachment allows for versatile use in confined spaces and tight corners, making it an ideal choice for lifting heavy loads in a variety of settings. Its durability and reliability make it a trusted solution for heavy-duty lifting applications.
Top product features:
- Self-locking mechanism to prevent accidental release
- Hook type design for lifting applications
- Grade 100 alloy steel construction for high-strength lifting capability
Top product applications:
- Cargo lifting and rigging
- Heavy machinery lifting and relocation
- Industrial equipment installation and maintenance
Self-Locking Hook, Hook Type Self-Locking Hook, Working Load Limit 7,040 lb, Lifting Capability For Lifting, Grade 100, Material Alloy Steel, Material Thickness 15/16 in, Hook Opening Width 1 13/16 in, Overall Width 4 3/8 in, Eye Inside Diameter 2 in, Eye Inside Height 1 5/8 in, Shank Diameter Not Applicable, Shank Length Not Applicable, Clevis Inside Width Not Applicable, Attachment Type Swivel, Clevis Pin Diameter Not Applicable, Markings Deformation Markings, Maximum Angle Markings
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: BE
- Drop Ship Item: Yes
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 10 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 6.00
- Package Width: 6.00
- Package Height: 6.00
- Package Weight: 5.26
Product info last updated on January 27, 2026 5:47am UTC
Category: Lifting, Pulling and Positioning