M6 (3.2mm wire) Machine Thread/swage Rigging Screw, Stainless Steel - FCD3815-02
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This stainless steel machine thread/swage rigging screw is a rigging screw that tensions wire rope. It has a machine-thread end and a swage end for wire rope, and turning the body tightens or loosens the line.
The supplier lists this product as stainless steel and does not state the grade, so confirm the grade before using it in coastal or chloride-exposed settings. Metric sizes are written M followed by the nominal thread diameter in millimetres, so M10 is a 10 mm thread.
This listing is a single size: M6 (3.2mm wire). Each variant is supplied in packs of 10.
In wet conditions, keep stainless steel apart from aluminium and galvanised steel with a washer or sleeve, to reduce the risk of galvanic corrosion.
Where this product is used
- Wire runs that end in a machine-thread fitting
- Marine rigging, boat and yacht fittings
- Shade sails, awnings and tensioned structures
Features
- Metric thread sizes match the nuts, bolts and tapped holes in most Australian-supplied equipment
- Stainless steel for marine and wet areas
- Swage end is pressed onto the wire rope
- Pack quantities to suit trade and bulk buying: packs of 10
- Adjusts the tension of a wire rope run
Key specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product | M6 (3.2mm wire) Machine Thread/Swage Rigging Screw |
| Type | Rigging screw that tensions wire rope |
| Material | Stainless steel (grade not stated by the supplier) |
| Number of variants | 1 |
| Key features | Adjusts the tension of a wire rope run; Swage end is pressed onto the wire rope |
| Thread system | Metric |
| Pack quantity | 10 |
Selecting the right option
Choose the rigging screw by the thread size and the wire rope diameter listed on the variant. A swaging tool is needed for the swage end, and the thread should be lubricated with anti-seize.
Important
This product is not stated as lifting rated in the supplier data. Do not use it to lift or suspend people or loads unless it is marked with a working load limit (WLL). Rigging and lifting hardware should be selected, inspected and used in line with your site procedures and the relevant Australian Standards, and a qualified rigger should be consulted for any lift.
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