Hook with two spaced fingers for 50 mm webbing, 5 000 daN ultimate load, zinc-plated steel. U-shaped end fitting for grids, spaced bars and double anchor points.
Data sheet
The hook with spaced fingers is a heavy-duty end fitting whose two parallel fingers are set apart in a U-shape, engaging spaced bars, grids and double anchor points that a single-finger hook cannot grip. The two-finger engagement spreads the load across both contact points.
Ultimate load is 5 000 daN for 50 mm webbing. Construction is zinc-plated steel for corrosion resistance, for a unit weight of 160 g.
Stocked as a spare part, compatible with 50 mm GPI Forankra webbing.
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Hook with two spaced fingers for 50 mm webbing, 5 000 daN ultimate load, zinc-plated steel. U-shaped end fitting for grids, spaced bars and double anchor points.
