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Shortening Hook with Pin-Latch         to Chain Shorteners Main Page                   Many jurisdictions and many demanding industrial environments require that all hooks need to have a safety latch; inclu- ding shortening hooks. This pin-latch design is easy to handle and requires only a minimal amount of time. Only disadvantage is that an extra connector is required to attach the chain which makes the master link a little cluttered.             For chain diameter inch Stock Code No. Dimensions inch Weight each lbs H O R 1/4 – 5/16 C10-SCC-025-RC 0.92 0.38 2.60 1.32 3/8 C10-SCC-038-RC 1.42 0.47 3.23 2.51 1/2 C10-SCC-050-RC 1.52 0.61 4.21 5.73 5/8 C10-SCC-062-RC 1.89 0.73 5.20 10.58                 Back to Top

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