Commercial Type Turnbuckle

A Commercial Type Turnbuckle is a versatile rigging device used to adjust tension and reduce slack in ropes, cables, or similar tensioning assemblies.
It’s a common and affordable option for various applications, particularly in construction and light-duty rigging.

Size (mm)	WLL (kg)	BL (t)	Dimensions (mm)
Size (mm)	WLL (kg)	BL (t)	B	C	D	E	L
6	100	4.48	145	215	12	10	100
8	200	8	185	280	14	12	125
10	300	12.6	210	325	16	14	150
12	500	21.2	275	430	19	18	200
16	1000	32	345	540	23	24	250
20	1500	50	435	670	28	26	300
22	2200	60	480	740	34	32	325
24	3000	60	555	830	36	36	350

Construction: Used for temporary structures, fencing, and light-duty rigging.
Marine: Used for securing small boats, sails, and other marine equipment.
Agriculture: Used for fencing, securing livestock, and other agricultural applications.
General Purpose: Used in various other applications where a simple and affordable tensioning device is required.

Load Capacity: Always ensure that the commercial turnbuckle’s WLL is sufficient for the intended load.
Material Quality: Be aware that commercial turnbuckles may not be as durable as forged turnbuckles, especially in demanding applications.
Proper Installation: Install the turnbuckle correctly to avoid accidents and ensure optimal performance.
Regular Inspection: Inspect the turnbuckle for signs of wear and tear before each use.

Simple Design: Commercial turnbuckles typically have a straightforward design with threaded ends for easy adjustment.
Material: They are often made from malleable iron or lower-grade steel, making them more cost-effective but less durable than forged turnbuckles.
End Fittings: Common end fittings include eye and eye, hook and hook, or eye and hook configurations.
Limited Load Capacity: Compared to forged turnbuckles, commercial turnbuckles have a lower working load limit (WLL).
Ease of Use: They are relatively easy to install and adjust, making them suitable for various applications.