Aircraft shackles are used as load bearing connectors in rigging, control systems, and structural tie points. Designed to handle tensile loads while allowing for flexibility in connection, shackles are commonly found in cable assemblies and support structures in vintage aircraft.
Our inventory includes shackles that align with aviation standards and legacy specifications, with attention to pin type, opening size, and load capacity. Proper selection is essential to maintaining safe load transfer and preventing deformation or failure under stress.
We support identification using dimensional data and known aircraft applications, helping match replacements when documentation is limited. Reliable shackles are critical to maintaining the integrity of rigging and attachment systems.