THE CROSBY GROUP Issues Remove from Service Notice for Select Screw Pin Anchor Shackles

February 15, 2022

THE CROSBY GROUP has issued a remove from service and arrange for return and replacement notice for a selection of screw pin anchor shackles. These shackles may have a condition that can reduce the ultimate load capacity from the published catalog values. The shackle bow may have a previously undetected indication, and continued use may result in loss of load, property damage, severe injury, or death.

This notice only applies to the following screw pin anchor shackles with Production Identification Codes (PIC) TXJ located on the shackle bow:

  • 1018534 1” 8.50t G-209 Shackle
  • 1018543 1” 8.50t S-209 Shackle
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