Product Specifications for Rigging Screws

This document provides detailed technical specifications for two series of rigging screws, including galvanized and stainless steel variants. The data is presented in tabular form with key parameters for each part number.

1. Product Identification and Dimensions

• Part Number (Vare nr./Parte no.): Unique identifier for each rigging screw model.
• Size (Str./Tamaño): Metric sizes (M06 to M24) and imperial sizes (1 1/4" to 2").
• Dimensions: Parameters A, B, C, D, and E are given in millimeters (mm), representing various physical measurements of the screws.

2. Load Capacity and Weight

• SWL (Safe Working Load): Specified in kilograms (kg), indicating the maximum load the screw can safely handle.
• Weight: Provided as kg per 100 units, indicating the mass of the screws for logistical and handling considerations.

3. Series Details

Series G 220000 (Galvanized)

• Sizes range from M06 to 2".
• SWL ranges from 200 kg (M06) up to 11,000 kg (2").
• Weight per 100 units varies from 10.0 kg (M06) to 241.0 kg (2").
• Dimensions increase proportionally with size and load capacity.

Series G 120000 (Stainless Steel)

• Sizes range from 5 to 22 (metric sizes).
• SWL ranges from 180 kg (size 5) up to 3,400 kg (size 22).
• Weight per 100 units ranges from 5.1 kg (size 5) to 430.0 kg (size 22).
• Dimensions similarly scale with size and load capacity.

4. Material and Finish

• Two main material types are indicated: galvanized steel and stainless steel.
• Galvanized screws are suitable for corrosion resistance in general environments.
• Stainless steel screws provide enhanced corrosion resistance, suitable for more demanding or marine environments.

5. Manufacturer and Contact Information

Brdr. Markussens Metalvarefabrik A/S, located in Vildbjerg, Denmark, is the manufacturer. Contact details include telephone, fax, and email for sales inquiries.

Summary of Critical Parameters

Note: Dimensions A to E correspond to specific physical measurements critical for installation and compatibility, though exact definitions are not provided in the document.