Turnbuckle DIN 1480; eye + eye; thread: M12

This turnbuckle supports you in precise tensioning tasks in industrial applications. You create controlled tension connections and use the long adjustment range for gradual, clean tensioning. Whether you work with ropes, wires, or chains, it offers stable and flexible application options.

The turnbuckle features closed eyes on both sides, giving you secure and flexible attachment options at various connection points. The galvanized steel construction protects reliably against corrosion and ensures long-lasting usability – even during frequent installation cycles.

With the M12 thread, you adjust the length precisely and reach the desired tension without much effort. The 83 mm adjustment range provides enough reserve to tighten or retension connections step by step.

The 16 mm eye opening enables quick installation and a stable connection. With an overall length of 125 mm, the turnbuckle remains compact and easy to handle, even in tight installation spaces.

Manufactured according to DIN 1480, it gives you a standard‑compliant tensioning element suitable for a wide range of industrial requirements.

Technical Data
• Product type: Turnbuckle with eye/eye design
• Material: Galvanized steel
• Thread: M12
• Adjustment range: 83 mm
• Body length: 125 mm
• Eye opening: 16 mm
• Standard: DIN 1480

Accessories & Recommendations
For a complete tensioning system, you can combine it with compatible wire ropes with thimbles, steel wire ropes, or lifting points from the Dolezych product range. These components complement the turnbuckle and help you build robust, reliable tensioning systems for industrial use.

Questions & Answers

How do I adjust the turnbuckle correctly?
Rotate the body evenly until you reach the required pretension. Make sure no lateral forces act on the threads.

What is a DIN 1480 turnbuckle used for?
It is suitable for tensioning ropes, wires, and chains in installations, construction environments, or technical assemblies.

Can I use this turnbuckle outdoors?
Yes, the galvanization protects the component from corrosion – as long as it is not exposed to aggressive chemicals or extreme environmental conditions.