316 Stainless Steel Lifting Ring Cleat (also commonly referred to as a combination lift ring & cleat).
Key Features & Technical Architecture
Dual-Purpose Engineering: This hardware seamlessly combines a high-strength lifting eye (center round opening) with a traditional horn cleat (extending side wings). The middle ring safely connects to boat slings, cranes, or lifting hooks for yacht transport, while the side horns secure mooring ropes during everyday docking.
High Load-Bearing Capacity: Engineered specifically as a primary structural lifting point, these heavy-duty components are designed to withstand immense vertical force. A standard 6-inch variant often boasts a safe working load or tensile lifting capacity of 4,000 to 5,000 lbs (approx. 1.8 to 2.2 tons).
Heavy-Duty Under-Deck Threading: The large threaded collar or welded stud extending from the base (typically 5/8"-11 UNC or 3/4" thread specification) passes completely through the deck. It links directly to structural lifting rods or backing blocks connected to the boat's stringers or keel line, ensuring massive lifting strain is distributed safely throughout the core hull skeleton.
Premium Marine-Grade Build: Precision investment-cast from solid AISI 316 stainless steel and polished to a bright mirror shine, giving it maximum resistance against structural pitting, rust, and oxidation in harsh offshore saltwater conditions.
To help you source the precise structural hardware or replacements for your yacht project, please let us know:
What is the estimated dry weight or size of the boat you intend to hoist?
Are you matching a specific overall horn length (such as 6" or 7" models) or a particular threaded stud size?
Do you need additional advice on matching under-deck lifting rods or heavy-duty backing plates for structural reinforcment?
Haifan Rigging supply a range of marine boat hardwares. They come with a variety of fittings for each end to suit your particular application. Yachts, Sailboats, Ships and Other Fields.
If you wish to ask a question or need further advice, you are welcome to contact us. We'll be happy to help.
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