A range of lifting eye nuts and bolts in a variety of materials and sizes at great prices. Eye nuts are designed for use with a threaded shank, which they are screwed onto. The lifting eye bolts include a threaded section for attaching to a secure threaded insert. They are both commonly used for mounting to machinery for lifting or for lashing as a secure anchor point. Often used with rope, chains, slings, and shackles.
Supplied in A2 and A4 stainless steel and bright zinc plated (BZP). All offer varying levels of resistance to corrosion, with the A4 stainless steel variety offering the most robust corrosion resistance.
The lifting eye nuts and bolts are a rather unique type of fastener and consist of a thick circular ring of metal. The eye nuts have a sturdy rounded section that carries a female thread, used to thread securely onto a threaded shank. The eye bolts have a sturdy rounded section that carries a length that has an external thread, used to fix it into a threaded insert.
What are lifting eye nuts and bolts used for?
The lifting eye nuts and bolts are primarily used as a secure, fixed anchor point that can then be used with rope, chain, slings, and shackles.
What are lifting eye nuts and bolts made from?
The eye nuts are manufactured from various materials and here at Fusion Fixings are supplied in A2 stainless steel, A4 stainless steel, and steel with bright zinc plating (BZP). All offer resistance to corrosion but the A4 stainless steel varieties are the most robust.
