Pulley Blocks
Snatch Blocks
The portable pulley that redirects force in a lifting or pulling system, allowing a single operator to manage high tension with reduced effort. Kailipu offers 18 snatch block lines across single, double and triple sheave configurations from 0.5 t to 8 t, with sizes from 3'' to 10'', so a rigging buyer can cover all common snatch block needs on one order without sourcing from multiple suppliers.
All 18 Snatch Blocks
Every catalogued line in Snatch Blocks, nothing paginated
Trawl Block With Eye Single Wheel
Mounting Block With Hook, Single HQGK
Mounting Block With Eye, Single With A Hinged Lid
Snatch Block with Shackle HDG/ RED Lifting Marine Pulleys
Heavy Duty Snatch Block With Shackle HDG/ RED Lifting Marine Pulleys
Snatch Block With Hook Single Oval Eye Marine Pulleys
Single Sheave Pulley Block With Swivel Oval Eye
Pulley Block Double With Oval Eye B Type
Snatch Pulley Block Triple With Hook B Type
Pulley Block Double With Hook Open Type
Sheave Pulley Block Single With Hook B Type
Pulley Block Single With Hook K Type
Triple Pulley Block Snatch K-Type With Hook
Double Snatch Block With Hook
Snatch Block Manufactuers in China-Single With Hook
H408 LIGHT TYPE CHAMPION SNATCH BLOCK DOUBLE SHEAVE WITH HOOK
Shackle Type Snatch Block / H419 Light Type Champion Snatch Block With Shackle
H418 SNATCH BLOCK LIGHT TYPE CHAMPION WITH HOOK
Who It Is For
Buyers Who Specify Snatch Blocks
- Rigging and lifting distributors stocking a full range of snatch blocks under one brand
- Marine and offshore contractors needing hot dip galvanised blocks with hinged lids for deck use
- Construction sites requiring swivel-mounted blocks to prevent rope twist during lifts
- Cranes and hoist operators needing triple sheave blocks for high-tension wire rope applications
- Logistics and transport teams using snatch blocks in trailer tie-down systems with dynamic loads
- Fabrication yards specifying blocks with custom tonnage stamping and private label marking for branded kits
Problems Solved
What Snatch Blocks Solve on the Job
- A job requiring a 6'' snatch block with a shackle mount, but the supplier only stocks hook versions and cannot deliver in time
- A 5'' double sheave block needed for wire rope, but the only available model is rated for rope and not suitable for the load
- No block with a hinged lid to protect the sheave from debris in a construction yard or offshore deck environment
- A marine project needs hot dip galvanised finish, but the block arrives with a standard black finish and rusts in saltwater
- No working load limit stamped on the block, so it cannot be logged into a lifting register or approved for use
- A small order for a 4'' triple sheave block is rejected by a factory because it does not meet their MOQ
- A block with a non-swivel design is used in a dynamic lift, causing rope tangling and uneven wear
Why Kailipu
Why Buy Snatch Blocks from Kailipu
- 18 catalogued snatch block lines from 0.5 t to 8 t in 3'' to 10'' sizes, covering single double and triple sheave configurations
- Mounting options include hook eye shackle and hinged lid designs for different installation environments
- Hot dip galvanised or red painted finishes available on the same model for marine and outdoor use
- Working load limit and material traceability stamped on the block body, with EN 10204 3.1 MTC on request
- Proof load testing dimensional checking and breaking strength validation performed on each batch
- Custom tonnage stamping private label marking and custom packing available for branded or bulk orders
- Direct supply from the manufacturer with small top-up orders accepted, no MOQ push
Applications
Where Snatch Blocks Are Used
- Redirecting a wire rope from a winch to a load on a ship deck where a 6'' snatch block with shackle mount is needed
- Using a 5'' double sheave block with a hinged lid on a construction site to protect the sheave from dust and debris
- Installing a 4'' triple sheave block on a trailer to reduce pulling effort during cargo securing
- Mounting a 3'' single sheave block with a swivel eye on a crane hook to prevent rope twisting during lifts
- Deploying a 10'' double sheave block with a hook mount on a dockside winch for heavy lifting operations
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Answers
Snatch Blocks FAQ
What is the working load limit on a snatch block?
The working load limit is the maximum safe load the block is designed to carry. It is determined by dividing the minimum breaking load by the design factor, normally 4:1 unless otherwise stated.
What does HDG mean on a snatch block?
HDG stands for Hot Dip Galvanised. It refers to a thick zinc coating applied to the block for strong corrosion resistance, suitable for marine and outdoor environments.
Can I use a snatch block with a wire rope that is larger than the rated diameter?
No. Using a wire rope larger than the sheave's rated diameter causes excessive wear, reduces block life, and increases the risk of failure. Always match the rope size to the block's specification.
Do you supply Material Test Certificates with snatch blocks?
Yes. A Material Test Certificate to EN 10204 3.1 is issued with the batch on request. Every batch undergoes proof load testing and dimensional inspection.
Can you custom stamp tonnage and brand on the block?
Yes. Custom tonnage stamping private label marking and branded packing are available. Send the marking layout and pack configuration for a quote.
What is the difference between a B Type and K Type snatch block?
B Type has a closed frame with a hinged lid for protection. K Type is a compact design with a simpler frame, often used where space is limited. Both are rated for the same load classes.
What is the lead time for a small order?
Lead time is evaluated from multiple angles before confirmation. Small orders are accepted and processed directly from the factory without a middleman layer.
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