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Small brass turnbuckle body with threaded ends, short closed length

Loos & Co., Inc.

Loos & Co., Inc. MS21251-B5S Turnbuckle Body 3200 lb 5/32 Short

SKU CH-QJBM-KQBXH

A brass turnbuckle body rated for 3,200 lb working load with 1/4-28 thread diameter and 2 1/4 inch closed length

  • Product typeMechanical Push Button
  • Brass construction resists corrosion for lasting outdoor use
  • Working load limit 3200 lb secures heavy doors reliably
  • MS21251 standard ensures proven mechanical compatibility
  • Compact 2 1/4 in closed length fits tight installations

Brass turnbuckle body for 5/32 rigging

This short turnbuckle body is made from brass and carries a 3200 lb working load limit. It fits 1/4 - 28 thread diameter rigging and meets MS21251 standards for reliable tension adjustment.

Replaces worn or corroded turnbuckle bodies

Swap it in when the existing body shows thread damage, elongation or material fatigue. The jump is worth it if the current hardware no longer holds rated load or if inspection calls for a certified replacement to MS21251.

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Price $10.99
Cheaper than about 88% of the 2,145 comparable items (median $55.99).

Specifications

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Brand nameLOOS
Product typeMechanical Push Button

Questions about this item

What thread diameter does this turnbuckle body accept?

The body uses a 1/4-28 thread diameter for compatible end fittings.

How do you install the turnbuckle body, and what step is often missed?

Thread each end fitting into the body until fully engaged, then secure with lock wire through the inspection hole — skipping the lock wire is the common error.

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