Eye Bolts

Eye Bolts

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Eye Bolt, Zinc, 1/4 x 4-In.

Stainless Steel UNWELDED EYE BOLT 304, 1/2 in. x 4 in.

Stainless Steel UNWELDED EYE BOLT SS 304 1/2 in. x 4 in.

4 Pcs M6 316 Stainless Steel Eye Bolts Screw Nuts Hook Carabiner ,for Swing Hammock

Shoulder eye bolts allow you to lift or place the load at an angle. Eye bolts without a shoulder should really only have the load directly in line

Stainless Steel Shoulder Eye Bolts

3/8 Eye Bolts, Eye Bolts 2.5 to 12 Drop Forged / Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel Eye Bolt Eyebolt

Yakima's versatile new EyeBolts integrate seamlessly with the Truck Collection HD Bars, and most T-slot crossbars, to create instant tie-down points for securing gear. Made Yakima-smart, they’re secure, strong and easy to install—just drop them into the slot and twist into place. Details: Rugged steel construction with durable black corrosion resistant finish for many years of use. Includes hardware for both HD Bar and standard T-slot crossbars. Handles up to 250 lbs.

Yakima Eye Bolts

These eye bolts are formed and non welded for a lighter duty and inexpensive anchor point Used to attach wire rope or lifting slings to objects Made

3/8 x 2 - Eye Bolts - Stainless Steel Type 316 - Non Welded

Eye Bolts: Type & Considerations for Choosing One

Steel Shoulder Type Machinery Eye Bolt/Black Shoulder Eye Bolts - China Shoulder Eye Bolts, Black Shoulder Eye Bolts

M12 Lifting Eye Bolts (DIN 580) - Forged Stainless Steel (A2)

This shoulder-type machinery eye bolt is made from quenched and tempered forged steel for added strength. Recommended for in-line pulls, it meets or exceeds all requirements of ASME B30.26, as well as additional critical performance requirements not addressed by the ASME B30.26. This include fatigue life, impact properties, and material traceability. Maximum proof load is 2 times the working load limit.

Crosby S-279 Forged Shoulder Machinery Eye Bolt 2 x 4 at Rigging Warehouse

Eye Bolts vs. Swivel Hoist Rings: Pros & Cons and Common Uses