Snatch Block Pulley 2T with Swivel Hook for Offroad Recovery

Key Features

• 360° Rotating Hook — The 360° rotating hook adapts to the angle of the load.
• Swinging Lifting Ring — The 180° swinging lifting ring lets you change the lifting angle, even in tight spaces.
• Grooved Pulley Design — The grooved pulley and security lock hook add reliability to lifting tasks.
• Alloy Steel Build — The block is made of alloy steel.

Product Specifications

• Rated working load: 4400 lbs (2T)
• Break strength: 10,000 lbs (4.5T)
• Material: Alloy steel
• Compatible models: Towing Operation

What It Is / How It Works

This snatch block pulley is a lifting block with a 360° rotating hook, rated for a 4400 lbs (2T) working load.

Snatch block pulleys are used with rope or cable to change the direction of a pull, which helps when lifting or recovering a load.

Who It's For / Use Cases

Snatch block pulleys suit people who need to lift or pull heavy loads with rope or cable, such as on construction sites, in factories, when towing a trailer, or when recovering a vehicle off-road. They fit anyone who works with heavy loads and needs a block that can handle changing lifting angles.

How to Use / Care

1. Use it to lift, tow or recover a load, keeping the load within its rated working load of 4400 lbs (2T).

How to Choose

Choose a block whose rated working load covers the heaviest load you plan to lift; this one is rated at 4400 lbs (2T), with a break strength of 10,000 lbs (4.5T). The swinging lifting ring and rotating hook help the block adapt to different lifting angles and tight spaces.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the rated working load?
The rated working load is 4400 lbs (2T), and the break strength is 10,000 lbs (4.5T).

What is the block made of?
It is made of alloy steel.

How does the hook move?
The hook rotates 360°, so it adapts to the angle of the load.

What does the lifting ring do?
The 180° swinging lifting ring lets you change the lifting angle, even in tight spaces.

Can it be used for towing?
It is suited to towing trailers and recovering off-road vehicles, along with lifting heavy construction materials.