Doughty Hook and Eye Strainers

Doughty Engineering |
SKU: T39601
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  • Superior Strength. Crafted from high-quality steel for exceptional durability - designed for demanding rigging applications in TV, film, and live events.
  • Size Versatility. Available in both M8 and M10 dimensions to meet various installation requirements - ensuring compatibility with a wide range of rigging setups.
  • WLL: 130Kg (M8) / 440Kg (M10). Always keep the applied load within this rated limit.
  • Multi-Application Use. Ideal for diverse rigging tasks across theatre, film, and live events - boosting your operational efficiency and safety.

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Doughty Hook and Eye Strainers

The Doughty Hook and Eye Strainers are expertly crafted for tensioning wire rope assemblies, delivering robust performance for your rigging needs. Made from premium steel, these strainers are available in M8 and M10 sizes, giving it durability and strength in various applications.


Key Features

  • High-quality steel construction for durability and strength
  • Specifically designed for tensioning wire rope assemblies
  • Available in two sizes: M8 and M10
  • Ideal for a variety of rigging applications

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does "Tested" mean on the M10 version, and should I always choose it?
The Tested variant (T39601) has been individually load-tested and typically comes with certification confirming that test, unlike the standard T39600. Choose Tested when your venue or production requires documented proof of testing, not just a rated WLL.
Why is there such a big jump from 130Kg on the M8 to 440Kg on the M10?
The larger M10 thread and body handle a proportionally higher load, so the jump reflects the physical size difference rather than a linear scale. Pick the size based on your actual tensioning load, not just "bigger is safer."
What is a barrel strainer actually used for in rigging?
It tensions a wire rope assembly by drawing the hook and eye ends together, commonly used to take slack out of a safety bond, guy wire, or similar cable run rather than to support a suspended load directly.

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