Turnbuckle 1/4 inch (6mm) Hook Eye stainless steel (Electropolished)

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Material 316 Grade Stainless Steel  |  Assembly Frame - Cast Surface - Electropolished 

This high-quality Turnbuckle is perfect for any application where corrosion resistance is crucial. Made from trusted and tested electropolished 316 stainless steel it offers long-lasting and exceptional durability.

This Electropolished finish involves the stainless steel fitting being placed in a bath of specialized chemicals with a high-intensity electrical current running through it. This process peels back the outer layer of stainless steel to increase the proportion of chromium on the surface. This type of process results in a smoother, shinier, and brighter surface finish, as well as enchanting the corrosion resistance of the stainless steel.

Product Information: 1/4 inch (6mm)

Length: Closed 6.69 inch, Open 8.66 inch | Breaking Load: 771.6 Pounds

*All of our products have been through numerous testing to ensure breaking loads are accurate. The chart in photos is in mm and kg*

The preferred grades of stainless steel for industrial use are titled 304 and 316 due to their excellent corrosion resistance, suitable finish and versatility.

• 304 Grade Stainless Steel: This is the most commonly produced grade of stainless steel. It is a general-purpose stainless steel and offers good corrosion resistance.

• 316 Grade Stainless Steel: Also known as "Marine Grade"  as it contains Molybdenum to resist the corrosive effects of NaCI or salt in seawater. 316 Stainless Steel offers better corrosion than 304 Stainless Steel for those projects in coastal locations. Although it is not completely rust-proof the alloy is more corrosion-resistant than other common stainless steels.      

• Almost all of our listed fittings are manufactured from 316 Grade Stainless steel. 
• BL - Break load (kg) Maximum breaking load in kilograms

Our accessories are priced at less than half of what you would usually pay at your local hardware store.