Eye bolts

Eye Bolts Manufacturer

MT.BOLTS manufactures Eye Bolts, which are externally threaded fasteners featuring a loop (eye) at one end, designed primarily for lifting or securing cables, ropes, chains, or rigging hardware. These bolts are widely used in construction, marine, industrial lifting, and structural anchoring applications due to their strength, reliability, and load-bearing capabilities. MT.BOLTS offers high-performance eye bolts in a range of materials, thread sizes, and configurations to meet stringent safety and engineering standards.

  • System of Measurement: Metric (M6–M64) | Imperial (#1/4″ to 2.5″)
  • Length Range: 20 mm to 500 mm | 0.75″ to 20″
  • Thread Pitch: Metric (Coarse/Fine) | UNC/UNF
  • Thread Type: Full or partial thread
  • Head Type:
  • Forged Eye (Heavy-duty lifting)
  • Bent Eye (Light-duty applications)
  • Shoulder Eye (for angular loads)
  • Plain/Non-shoulder Eye (for vertical loads)
  • Finish Options: Plain, zinc-plated, hot-dip galvanized, passivated, or per customer requirement
  • Standards:
  • ASME B18.15 – Forged Eyebolts
  • DIN 580 / DIN 582 – Lifting Eye Bolts/Nuts
  • BS 4278 – Lifting Eye Bolts
  • ISO 3266 – Eye bolts for lifting purposes

Eye Bolts Types We Supply

MT.BOLTS offers a full range of Eye Bolts, including Plain, Shoulder, Bent, Welded, Forged, Lag, Swivel Eye Bolts, and Lifting Eye Nuts, suitable for various load directions, installation structures, and industrial environments. Manufactured from high-strength carbon steel, stainless steel, and nickel-based alloys, our products ensure excellent durability and safety under lifting, anchoring, and heavy-load conditions, and are widely used in construction, hoisting, marine, energy, and machinery industries.

Forged Eye (Heavy-duty lifting)

Bent Eye (Light-duty applications)

Bent Eye (Light-duty applications)

Shoulder Eye (for angular loads)

Shoulder Eye (for angular loads)

Plain Non-shoulder Eye (for vertical loads)

Plain/Non-shoulder Eye (for vertical loads)

Eye Bolts Material Types

MT.BOLTS supplies carbon steel, stainless steel, duplex steel, and nickel-based alloy eye bolts, meeting the demanding requirements of chemical, marine, and high-temperature environments, compliant with various international standards.

Material CategoryCommon Grades/ModelsDescription
Carbon SteelASTM A307, A325, A490High strength and cost-effective, suitable for general structures; requires anti-corrosion coating.
Stainless Steel304 (A2), 316 (A4), 321, 410Excellent corrosion resistance; widely used in food, chemical, and construction industries
Duplex Stainless SteelUNS S31803/S32205 (F51), UNS S32750 (F53)High strength with superior chloride corrosion resistance; used in seawater, petrochemical, and paper industries
Monel AlloysMonel 400, Monel K500Excellent seawater corrosion resistance and mechanical strength; used in marine engineering and pump systems
Hastelloy AlloysHastelloy C276, C22, B2, XExcellent resistance to strong acids and oxidizing media; widely used in chemical equipment and flue gas desulfurization
Inconel AlloysInconel 600, 625, 718Resistant to high temperature, pressure, and corrosion; used in heat exchangers, aerospace, and nuclear industries
Incoloy AlloysIncoloy 800, 825, 925Ideal for high-temperature acidic environments; widely used in petroleum refining and heat treating systems
Nickel AlloysNickel 200, 201Pure or high-nickel alloys with excellent conductivity and alkali resistance; used in electronics and chemical applications

Eye Bolts System of Measurement

  • Metric Sizes: M6 to M64
  • Imperial Sizes: 1/4″ to 2.5″
  • Length Range: 20 mm to 500 mm | 0.75″ to 20″
  • Thread Pitch: Metric (Coarse/Fine) | UNC/UNF
  • Thread Type: Fully threaded or partially threaded shank

Eye Bolts Common Standards

  • ASME B18.15 – Forged Eyebolts
  • DIN 580 / DIN 582 – Lifting Eye Bolts and Nuts
  • BS 4278 – Eye Bolts for lifting purposes
  • ISO 3266 – Eye bolts designed for lifting applications

Eye Bolts Surface Finishes

  • Zinc-plated – Corrosion resistance in indoor environments
  • Hot-dip galvanized – Excellent protection in outdoor/marine use
  • Black oxide – Mild corrosion resistance, often for aesthetic or indoor use
  • Passivated – Used on stainless steel bolts to improve corrosion resistance
  • Custom Coatings (e.g., PTFE) – Non-stick, chemical-resistant for harsh environments

Why Choose MT.BOLTS

Benefits and Limitations of Eye Bolts

Advantages

  • Ideal for lifting, hoisting, and anchoring applications
  • Available in multiple configurations (for vertical or angular loads)
  • Compatible with slings, hooks, and shackles
  • Wide range of sizes and finishes for different environments

Disadvantages

  • Must be properly aligned with the load direction to avoid failure
  •  Not all types are suitable for angular loads—shoulder type recommended
  • Threaded length may limit use in thick sections
  • Load ratings must be followed precisely to prevent accidents

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Eye Bolts Applications

  • Lifting and Rigging Systems
  • Marine and Offshore Equipment
  • Industrial Machinery Anchoring
  • Construction and Structural Supports
  • Shipping and Cargo Restraint Systems
  • Utilities and Maintenance Installations
Eye Bolts Application

FAQ About Eye Bolts

Only shoulder eye bolts are suitable for angular lifting. Plain eye bolts must be used strictly for vertical loads.

Forged eye bolts are one-piece and suitable for heavy loads; bent eye bolts are formed from wire and used for light-duty anchoring.

Stainless steel eye bolts are highly corrosion-resistant, especially when passivated, making them ideal for harsh and marine environments.

Use ASME B18.15, DIN 580/582, ISO 3266, or BS 4278, depending on your region and lifting requirements.

Yes, if they are not deformed, corroded, or worn. Always inspect before reuse, especially in critical lifting applications.

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