Buy Swivels Online in Australia
Swivels let a rope, chain or fitting rotate without twisting. AIMS Industrial supplies Inox World 316 stainless steel swivels (eye-eye, jaw-eye and jaw-jaw), a 304 stainless swivel snap bolt, a Beaver galvanised mooring swivel and a Yoke G80 insulated blank swivel.
What's in the range
| Swivel | What the range includes |
|---|---|
| 316 stainless steel swivels | Inox World eye-eye, jaw-eye and jaw-jaw swivels. |
| Stainless swivel snap bolt | Inox World swivel snap bolt in 304 stainless steel. |
| Mooring swivel | Beaver galvanised mooring swivel. |
| Chain swivel | Yoke G80 insulated blank swivel. |
Choosing a swivel
Start with the end fittings. An eye end takes a shackle or hook, and a jaw end takes a pin through an eye. Choose the combination that matches what you are connecting. Then choose the material. Stainless steel suits marine and wet environments, and galvanised suits general outdoor use. Match the size and rated load to the rest of the assembly.
Always check the data sheet. Confirm the working load limit, size and suitability for your application, particularly if the swivel is part of a lifting assembly.
Related ranges
See lifting shackles, lifting hooks, rigging screws, round rings, rope grips and wire rope and chain fittings.
Order from AIMS Industrial
Not sure which swivel suits the job? Call us on (02) 9773 0122, contact our team or request a quote. We have supplied Australian industry since 1988 and can help you match swivels to your rigging.
Swivel FAQs
What does a swivel do?
It lets one end rotate independently of the other, so a rope, chain or load can turn without twisting what it is attached to.
What do eye and jaw ends mean?
An eye end is a closed loop that takes a shackle or hook. A jaw end is an open fork with a pin that closes through an eye.
Do you have stainless steel swivels?
Yes. The Inox World swivels are 316 stainless steel, and the swivel snap bolt is 304 stainless steel.
Can I use these swivels for lifting?
Only if the product is rated for lifting. Check the data sheet for the working load limit before you use one in a lifting assembly.