Tylaska CR Snap Shackles
DSM-TY1102
Sleek snag-resistant design
Anti-flog locking function
Manufacturer rated break load
Overall Length:
CR2 Fixed = 35.1mm
CR8 Fixed = 80.5mm
CR8 Swivel = 92.7mm
Full dimensions table below
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Tylaska Rigging Attachment Hardware is precision-manufactured from HR 17.4 PH Stainless Steel in the USA by Tylaska Marine, a world-renowned manufacturer of high-quality hardware.
Tylaska CR Snap Shackles are designed to deliver excellent performance under the most challenging cruising conditions.
Tylaska CR Snap Shackles Design Enhancements
Tylaska has refined the concept of the standard shape snap shackle.
CR snap shackles boast the same extreme strength, outstanding corrosion resistance, and aerospace quality as the Tylaska high-performance premium range.
The Tylaska Engineering Team have enhanced the ergonomics and the geometry to minimise the chances of catching or snagging.
The plunger pin includes a clevis ring-pull for ergonomic release.
The snap shackle body also includes a hole adjacent to the clevis ring for securing the snap shackle against accidental release, even when experiencing prolonged and violent flogging.
A length of thin cord or cable tie is all that is required
Tylaska CR Snap Shackles: Facts, Features and Plus Factors
- 100% proof loading to W.L.L.
- High-strength 17-4 PH stainless steel
- Superior corrosion resistance
- Sleek snag-resistant geometry
- Captive plunger-pin mechanism with firm spring action
- Captive crimped plunger pin
- Options are CR2 and CR8 fixed eye plus CR8 swivel eye
| Tylaska | Option | Eye | A | B | C | D | E | F | Weight | WLL | MBL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TY1102 | CR2 | Fixed | 9.7mm | 6.6mm | 35.1mm | 20.3mm | 2.8mm | 6.6mm | 12g | 455kg | 910kg |
| TY1108-FB | CR8 | Fixed | 24.4mm | 18.7mm | 80.5mm | 44.2mm | 6.1mm | 13.7mm | 99g | 2000kg | 4000kg |
| TY1108-S | CR8 | Swivel | 24.4mm | 13.7mm | 92.7mm | 44.2mm | 6.4mm | 13.7mm | 128g | 2000kg | 4000kg |
WLL = Tylaska Working Load Limit
MBL = Tylaska Tested Break Load
