Wichard HR Snap Shackle with Large Bail, 140mm
€216.80 Original price was: €216.80.€195.12Current price is: €195.12.
The Wichard HR Snap Shackle with Large Bail 140mm #2377 is a heavy-duty forged snap shackle designed for demanding sailing applications.
Manufactured from high-resistance 17-4 PH stainless steel, it features a large bail for attaching several ropes, a swivel eye for free rotation, and a captive plunger pin that cannot become detached.
Easy to release by pulling the plunger pin, it delivers an impressive 2,800kg nautical Working Load and 7,500kg Breaking Load.
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The Wichard 2377 is a strong and practical stainless steel snap shackle, designed for demanding sailing applications and high loads.
It features a large connection eye (Large Bail), allowing several ropes to be attached, and a swivel connection that lets the shackle rotate freely.
Made from forged high-strength 17-4 PH stainless steel, it offers excellent strength and reliable performance in marine conditions.
Technical Specifications
- Brand: Wichard
- Product Code: 2377
- Type: HR Snap Shackle with Large Bail
- Material: High-Strength 17-4 PH Stainless Steel
- Construction: Forged
- Connection: Large Swivel Eye
- Overall Length: 140mm
- Dimension A: 26mm
- Dimension B: 35mm
- Working Load: 2,800kg
- Breaking Load: 7,500kg
- Weight: 398g
- Release System: Captive Plunger Pin
- Lanyard Attachment: Yes
- Free Rotation: Yes
- Country of Manufacture: France
Directions for Use
Attach the snap shackle to a suitable connection point using the large swivel eye.
The large eye provides space for connecting several compatible ropes, while the swivel allows the shackle to rotate freely.
To open the snap shackle, pull the release pin. You can also attach a small cord to make the release mechanism easier to operate.
Before applying any load, make sure the shackle is properly closed and the swivel moves freely.
Important Information
Do not exceed the specified working load of 2,800kg. The breaking load of 7,500kg is not the permitted load for normal use.
Before installation, check that the large eye, release mechanism, ropes and attachment points are suitable for your application.
If several ropes are connected, make sure their combined loads and directions are suitable for the complete installation.
Do not release a loaded connection unless the system is specifically designed for safe release under load.




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