CLGR® G80 Cleivs Belt Hook

Name: CLGR® G80 Cleivs Belt Hook
Brand: CLGR®

CLGR® G80 Clevis Belt Hook, also known as Clevis Hook for Webbing Slings, is a professional rigging accessory used to connect webbing slings with other lifting parts, including chains and various hooks.

The “G80” grade indicates that the hook is made from high-quality alloy steel with strength and durability. G80 Clevis Belt Hooks features a safety latch to prevents accidental disengagement of the load.

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Overview of CLGR® G80 Cleivs Belt Hook

Brand	CLGR®
Technical Notes	Complies with EN1677-4 ( to replace DIN5688-3)
Material	Superior Alloy steel
Processing	Drop Forged, Quenched and Tempered
Finish	Powder Coated
Size	7/8mm, 10mm, 13mm, 16mm
Safety Factor	4:1
Tips	Suitable for Web Sling and grade 80 chain EN818-2.

Specifications of CLGR® G80 Cleivs Belt Hook

Drawings of CLGR® G80 Cleivs Belt Hook

Part No.	U.W.	W.L.L.	B.L	A	B	E	L
Part No.	KGS	TONS	TONS	MM	MM	MM	MM
8-CR-CBH-2.2	1.47	2.2	8.8	61	120	47	167

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