Turnbuckle
Standard: DIN, ASTM, JIS
Material: Stainless steel, Duplex Steel, Carbon Steel, Brass, Aluminum, etc
Plating: Zinc, Black Oxide, Dacromet, Geomet, Passivate, etc
Size: 1/4”-1”, M3-M48, Customized
MOQ: Accordingly to the size
Description
What is Turnbuckle?
A turnbuckle is a device used to adjust the tension or length of ropes, cables, tie rods, and other tensioning systems. Here’s a brief overview:
Structure: It typically consists of two threaded eyelets, one with a left-hand thread and the other with a right-hand thread. These are connected by a body, which can be turned to pull the eyelets closer together or further apart.
Materials: They are usually made from steel or stainless steel to ensure they can handle the required loads.
Uses: Turnbuckles are commonly used in rigging, construction, and for tensioning systems in structures like bridges or towers. They are also used to adjust the tension on cables supporting radio masts and antennae.
Adjustment: Rotating the body of the turnbuckle tightens or loosens the tension. This is useful when precise tensioning is necessary, or when the length of a tie rod or cable needs to be adjusted slightly.
Safety: As with any rigging equipment, it’s important to use turnbuckles within their rated capacity and ensure they are properly connected and tensioned.
Turnbuckles are an essential tool in many tensioning applications because they allow for fine adjustments in tension without having to alter the length of the rope or cable they’re attached to.
