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Winch Cable Hooks and Latches

No winch cable is complete without the hardware to go with it! Zip’s carries winch cable hook latches, winch cable thimbles and winch cable wedge sockets made from B/A Products, All-Grip, Gunnebo-Johnson and Wreckmaster. Find what you are looking for with our latch kits, wedge sockets, wire rope clips and more.

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All-Grip Self-locking Swivel Hook G80

The All-Grip Self-locking Swivel Hook G80 is great for holding up under harsh conditions. Made of steel alloy, this durable hook is meant to last. Being Grade 80, it’s approved for overhead lifting, and it can handle up to 28,300 tons. Check the drop-down menu for more information. Finally, using bronze bushings for easy rotation, you can ensure your load won’t get tangled up.
$40.99 $229.99

All-Grip Sling Hook Latches Grade 100

This is a grade 100 sling hook latch. Not only are they made in the USA, but they come in four different sizes so you can find the right one for you.
$13.99 $37.99

All-Grip Self-locking Clevis Hook G80

This All-Grip Self-locking Clevis Hook is the perfect addition to your set. Safer than traditional latches, this hook doesn’t open unless there is no load on it. This prevents the risk of accidentally dropping the load, increasing safety and lowering damage. Plus, it’s able to be used with alloy chains and wire rope, meaning this safety can be added to almost any setup.
$76.99 $310.99

All-Grip Alloy Hooks Swivel

With the ability to swivel, you can avoid your load getting twisted and tangled. Not to mention, these drop-forged swivel hooks are made to last. That durability means it will last you a lot longer. Plus, even if there is damage to the weakest part, the latch, it’s easy to replace so you can keep it going. Finally, with a WLL of up to 11 tons, depending on which hook you get, you can be sure to handle whatever comes your way.
$30.99 $93.99

All-Grip Self-locking Eye Hook G80

The Grade 80 All-Grip Self-locking Eye Hook is great for holding up under harsh conditions. Made of steel alloy, this durable hook is meant to last. Being Grade 80, it’s approved for overhead lifting, and it can handle up to 28,300 tons. Check the drop-down menu for more information.
$33.99 $333.99

All-Grip Alloy Hooks Eye

Sometimes all you need is a simple eye hook. Lucky for you, these drop-forged eye hooks are made to last. That durability means it will last you a lot longer. Plus, even if there is damage to the weakest part, the latch, it’s easy to replace so you can keep it going. Finally, with a WLL of up to 11 tons, depending on which hook you get, you can be sure to handle whatever comes your way.
$17.99 $102.99
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Winch Cable Hooks and Latches: Secure Your Winch Lines

A properly attached winch cable is only as strong as the hooks and latches securing it. Whether you’re outfitting a tow truck, industrial vehicle, or off-road rig, selecting high-quality winch cable hooks and winch cable latches ensures safe and reliable operation. From self locking hooks to wire rope clips and synthetic rope thimbles, these accessories provide secure attachment points and prevent accidental releases during heavy-duty pulls.

Why Choose Winch Cable Hooks and Latches

Investing in durable hooks and latches for your winch cables offers multiple advantages:

  • Enhanced Safety: Self-locking hooks and properly rated latches prevent accidental disengagement, protecting both operators and equipment.
  • Versatile Compatibility: Many hooks, latches, and thimbles are compatible with steel wire rope and synthetic rope, allowing flexibility across winch applications.
  • Durable Materials: Top brands like B/A Products, All-Grip, Samson, Gunnebo, and Esmet manufacture hooks and latches with hardened steel or corrosion-resistant finishes for long-lasting performance.
  • Simplified Operation: Swivel hooks, wedge sockets, and wire rope clips make connecting and adjusting winch cables quick and straightforward.

Best-Selling Winch Cable Hooks and Latches

Popular products we carry include:

Additional components include wedge sockets, safety latches, and other winch cable attachments to suit any professional or recreational application.

Winch Cable Hooks and Latches Shopping Guide

When selecting hooks, latches, and cable end fittings, keep these factors in mind:

  1. Load Rating – Always match the hook or latch rating with your winch cable’s working load limit.
  2. Compatibility – Confirm that hooks, clips, and thimbles work with your cable diameter and rope type, whether steel or synthetic.
    Attachment Type – Self-locking hooks and swivel hooks simplify connection and improve safety.
  3. Maintenance – Inspect hooks, latches, and clips regularly for wear, corrosion, or deformation, and replace as needed.
  4. Application – Consider the intended use (industrial, recovery, towing, off-road, or trailer use) when selecting hardware to ensure durability and reliability.

Winch Cable Accessories

Enhance the functionality and safety of your winch lines with winch cable accessories, including clips, thimbles, wedge sockets, and latch kits. Using these accessories in combination with proper hooks and latches maximizes both safety and cable longevity.

Helpful Resources

For more tips on choosing and maintaining winch lines and accessories, check out our blog:

Frequently Asked Questions About Winch Cable Hooks and Latches

What is a self-locking hook?
A self-locking hook automatically closes and secures the hook opening, preventing accidental cable release during heavy-duty operations.

How do I attach a hook to my winch cable?
Use the appropriate cable end, thimble, or wire rope clip to create a secure loop, then connect it to a self-locking or swivel hook rated for the cable’s working load.

Can hooks and latches be used on synthetic ropes?
Yes, many hooks, thimbles, and latches are compatible with both synthetic and steel winch cables. Always check manufacturer specifications.

How do I maintain winch cable hooks and latches?
Regularly inspect for wear, corrosion, or deformation. Apply a light coating of lubricant on metal components to prevent rust and ensure smooth operation.

What accessories are essential for safe winch cable operation?
Wire rope clips, thimbles, wedge sockets, and latch kits complement hooks and self-locking mechanisms to ensure secure, reliable cable connections.