Turbidity Curtain Snap Hook Attachment
For Medium And Heavy Duty Barriers
Silt Barriers, Silt Curtains, Heavy Duty Barriers, Snap Hook
After you found an adequate space for the turbidity barrier along the shoreline of the work site, you may place each bundle approximately 15 - 20 inches apart. Then cut or untie the vinyl bundle straps. Check out our
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Attaching hook to the steel ringPlease pay attention to the bottom end of medium and heavy duty barriers: • The chain ballast is secured to a triangular stainless steel stress plate. • There is a heavy duty snap hook on one end of the section. • There is a steel ring on the other end of the section. • It is important that the end of one section's hook will be attached to the next section's ring. There are NO BOTTOM PLATES on light duty and economy type I and II silt curtains. Shackles perform the same function. Cut one or maybe two of the reefing lines in order to extend the skirt for complete fastening. Visit our
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for further information.
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