SHOOK2515

Name: SHOOK2515
Brand: G.T. Factors

G.T. Factors

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Wire S Hook 25mm 1500Kgs The SHOOK2515 is a metal S hook designed for 25mm webbing. The length of the hook is 127mm and the diameter of the hook will allow it to fit on to a 29mm bar. The S Hook is used in the manufacture of cargo load securing equipment. The hook is made from boron alloy steel and has a breaking strength (BS) of 1500Kg. The wire hook meets the requirements of the European Load Restraint Legislation Standard EN12195-2:2001 which requires the hook to have a lashing capacity (LC) of 7.5kN. We also have a black PVC coated version of the S Hook rate to an 800kg breaking strength G

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as G.T. FACTORS LIMITED, number 02091081. Checked 2026-08-29.
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No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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