Alera ALECASTERST2 dual-wheel hooded casters B stem 2" black 5/set 100 lb hardware
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Zinc rope thimble protects 5/8 inch rope loops from wear
The National Manufacturing Co. N176-859 is a zinc-coated steel rope thimble designed to protect wire rope eyes from wear and deformation. It suits rigging, marine, and general hardware applications where a durable bearing surface is required for 5/8 inch rope.
The thimble fits 5/8" rope and distributes load across the steel body to prevent kinking under tension. It is not rated for overhead lifting or dynamic shock loads beyond standard hardware use; buyers needing certified lifting hardware or larger diameter compatibility should select a different product.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Product type | Zinc Rope Thimble |
| Size & build | |
| Size | 5/8 in |
The thimble is sized at 5/8" to match standard 5/8" wire rope and compatible shackles for a secure loop.
The rope should sit smoothly in the zinc groove with the thimble preventing kinks and distributing load evenly under tension.
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