Eye & Jaw Turnbuckles | Hot-Dip Galvanized

An Jaw-Eye turnbuckle is a tensioning hardware used to adjust the length or tension of ropes, cables, and tie rods. It is defined by its two distinct end fittings: a permanent closed eye and a Jaw end that can be opened.

The Eye End (Closed Loop): 

The "eye" is a solid, circular ring. It is designed to be a permanent or semi-permanent attachment point.

• Best for: Shackle pins, hooks, quick links, or wire rope thimbles.  
• Benefit: Since it’s a closed loop, there is zero risk of the connection "slipping out" unless the hardware its

The Jaw End (Clevis):

The "jaw" (or fork) features a U-shaped opening with a removable pin (either a bolt and nut or a cotter pin setup)

• Best for: Connecting to fixed "dead-ends" like eye bolts, lugs, or steel plates where a closed loop can't be threaded through.
• Benefit: It allows you to connect to an anchor point without needing an additional connector like a shackle.

Key Features & SpecificationS

• Adjustment: Provides linear tensioning by rotating the central frame
• The threaded body enables smooth, accurate adjustment to maintain proper tension over time.
• Hot Dip Galvanized for superior corrosion resistance
• Suitable for outdoor, industrial, and marine environments
• Secure connections for rigging, bracing, and cable systems
• Type: Eye-Eye
• Material: Galvanized Forged Steel - Hot Dip Galvanized for superior corrosion resistance
• Safety factor: 5:1

How it Works: The body of the turnbuckle features both left-hand and right-hand internal threads. By rotating the center body, both ends are drawn inward simultaneously, creating high-tension force without twisting your attached cables.