Eye Bolt with Nut

Eye Bolt with Nut is a device for rigging work, as well as for joining parts and assemblies in machine building and construction. The word “eye” comes from maritime vocabulary and denotes a ring, round or oval in shape, through which rope, chain and other types of hitches are passed.

A ring passed through an eye and rigidly connected to a shank is called an eye bolt and serves as a fastener. The shank of the product is partially or fully covered with thread, onto which a nut is screwed from the side opposite the ring — for a strong and reliable connection.

An eye bolt with nut is used for:

• lifting and lowering heavy loads;
• setting up mooring points on quays;
• towing vessels;
• mounting parts to a wall or ceiling;
• installing guy wires.

The shank of the product is passed through a through-hole in the base and secured with a nut. An eye bolt with nut is often used as a coupling element between a rope and the equipment being moved.