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Lifting Hooks, Clamps & ShacklesFind rated lifting connection hardware for assembling and operating safe material-handling systems. This collection covers hooks, shackles, clamps, lugs and related components that connect loads, slings, chains and lifting devices when selected as part of a compatible system.Select for load direction and connectionChoose by working load...

Lifting Hooks, Clamps & Shackles

Find rated lifting connection hardware for assembling and operating safe material-handling systems. This collection covers hooks, shackles, clamps, lugs and related components that connect loads, slings, chains and lifting devices when selected as part of a compatible system.

Select for load direction and connection

Choose by working load limit, pin or latch style, jaw opening, connection geometry, material and intended direction of load. Side loading, shock loading, improvised connections and incompatible pins can reduce safe capacity. For dedicated plate handling, visit lifting clamps and magnets; for chain assemblies, shop chain slings.

Inspect before every lift

Check hooks for distortion, excessive throat opening, cracks and latch operation. Inspect shackles, pins and threads for wear or damage, and ensure clamps are specified for the plate or material being handled. The lowest-rated component determines the system limit.

Frequently asked questions

Can a shackle be side loaded?

Only where the manufacturer expressly permits the loading arrangement and provides the relevant derating information. Otherwise, align the load correctly and avoid side loading.

Can I use a lifting hook without a safety latch?

Use the connection method specified for the task and follow the manufacturer’s instructions. Where a latch is fitted, confirm it closes correctly and has not been damaged or bypassed.

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Trusted Gear. Zero Compromise.

When you're lifting, there’s no second chance. That’s why Industrial Shed’s lifting gear range is fully certified, site-ready, and trusted by Aussie tradies. Whether you’re building high, hauling heavy, or rigging remote, our shackles and hooks deliver the grip and compliance you need.

► Certified to Australian safety standards
► Trusted by riggers, builders, logistics & fabrication teams
► In stock for fast dispatch from Mornington, Victoria
► Bulk buys & trade account benefits available

Frequently Asked Questions

Are all lifting products certified and load-rated?

Yes. Every lifting hook, shackle, and clamp is marked with its WLL and complies with Australian Standards (e.g. AS 2741 for shackles) where applicable.

What finishes are available?

We stock lifting hardware in galvanised, zinc-plated, and stainless steel finishes for indoor, outdoor, or marine-grade applications.

What size range do you offer?

Hooks and shackles are available from 6mm to over 25mm, with safe working loads up to several tonnes, depending on the application.

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► Lifting Hooks, Clamps & Shackles

Lifting Hooks, Clamps & Shackles

Find rated lifting connection hardware for assembling and operating safe material-handling systems. This collection covers hooks, shackles, clamps, lugs and related components that connect loads, slings, chains and lifting devices when selected as part of a compatible system.

Select for load direction and connection

Choose by working load limit, pin or latch style, jaw opening, connection geometry, material and intended direction of load. Side loading, shock loading, improvised connections and incompatible pins can reduce safe capacity. For dedicated plate handling, visit lifting clamps and magnets; for chain assemblies, shop chain slings.

Inspect before every lift

Check hooks for distortion, excessive throat opening, cracks and latch operation. Inspect shackles, pins and threads for wear or damage, and ensure clamps are specified for the plate or material being handled. The lowest-rated component determines the system limit.

Frequently asked questions

Can a shackle be side loaded?

Only where the manufacturer expressly permits the loading arrangement and provides the relevant derating information. Otherwise, align the load correctly and avoid side loading.

Can I use a lifting hook without a safety latch?

Use the connection method specified for the task and follow the manufacturer’s instructions. Where a latch is fitted, confirm it closes correctly and has not been damaged or bypassed.