Van Beest Green Pin® P-6740 ROV Shank Hook E (Grade 8, Release & Retrieve)

The Van Beest Green Pin® P-6740 ROV Shank Hook E is a Grade 8 release-and-retrieve hook engineered for remote-operated vehicle (ROV) subsea operations. The hook design allows an ROV to attach to and release from the lifted load without diver intervention, making it the industry-standard fitting for deepwater installation, abandonment, and retrieval tasks.

Key Features

• ROV-operable release-and-retrieve mechanism for unmanned subsea handling
• Grade 8 alloy steel, fully forged
• White painted finish for high visibility in low-light subsea environments
• WLL from 12 t up to 80 t across the range
• Compatible with standard ROV manipulator interfaces
• DNV-compliant for offshore lifting

Common Applications

• Subsea installation of templates, manifolds, and structures
• Pipeline lay and recovery operations
• Mooring line and anchor installation/retrieval
• Decommissioning and salvage operations
• Deepwater oilfield development

Specifications

• Product code: P-6740
• Material: Alloy steel, Grade 8
• Finish: Painted white
• Design factor: 5:1
• Standards: DNV, EN 1677-4 compliant
• Country of origin: Netherlands (EU)

Why Van Beest Green Pin?

Green Pin ROV shank hooks are specified by global subsea contractors and operators for their proven reliability in deepwater installations. Every P-6740 is fully forged with material traceability and DNV-witnessed proof testing available on request. Lead times typically 4-8 weeks — contact us for current availability and project pricing.

Standards & Compliance

Every product we carry is individually marked with Working Load Limit (WLL), manufacturer traceability code, and country of origin. Inspection and mill certificates are available on request — email sales@slingcenter.com with your order number.

Governing Standards

• ASME B30.9 — slings (web, round, wire rope, chain) inspection and use
• ASME B30.26 — rigging hardware (shackles, eye bolts, links, turnbuckles)
• ASME B30.10 — hooks
• OSHA 1910.184 and 1926.251 — general industry and construction sling safety
• WSTDA WS-2 and RS-1 — web and round sling design
• 49 CFR 393.102 to 393.130 — DOT cargo tie-down
• NACM — welded steel chain grade specs

Inspection & Safety

Before every use: visual check for cracks, corrosion, distortion, wear, and illegible markings. Annually (minimum): documented periodic inspection by a trained inspector. Remove from service at first sign of damage. Never repair rigging hardware by welding, heating, or bending.

WARNING: Improper use of rigging can cause death or serious injury. Never exceed the rated Working Load Limit. Apply derating for side-loading, elevated temperature, or chemical exposure. Final application decisions must be made by a Qualified Person per OSHA 1926.32(m).

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Include:

• What you are lifting (shape, material, fragility)
• Load weight (lb)
• Length / reach needed
• Pick points — smooth lugs, sharp edges, or a hook?
• Environment — indoor, outdoor, heat, saltwater, chemicals?
• Quantity and timeline
• Your phone number if you want a callback

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