Lifting Eye Bolt

Lifting eye bolt are really important for lifting machines, tying down cargo, and holding structures in place. In construction, they’re used to hang HVAC systems or steel beams. In marine work, it help rig sails or secure mooring equipment for boats. On theater stages, they’re used to hang lighting setups, and in car repair shops, they hold engines in place during repairs.

They’re not just for industrial stuff—you might even use them at home to hang a swing or something similar. They work in everything from small residential jobs to big construction projects. Just make sure the eye bolts you use can handle the weight you need them to. Checking the load specs is key to keeping things safe and working right, no matter what you’re using them for.

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Installing lifting eye bolt right is really important for how they work. Shoulder-type ones need to be fully placed into holes you’ve drilled first. If the load isn’t straight (like at an angle), use swivel-eye versions instead. Don’t ever put more weight on them than their rated limit, and don’t use them if the threads are damaged. Make sure the load is centered so you don’t put sideways stress on them. Use washers or collars to spread out the force. For lifting overhead, use certified rigging gear with them.

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FAQ

Q: How do I choose between a forged lifting eye bolt and a welded Eye bolt?

A:The forged ones have higher strength and are more suitable for heavy object lifting work. This is because the forging process can neatly arrange the metal fibers together, making them more sturdy and durable. The price of the forged type is higher compared to the welded type. The welded type (such as ring or gasket type) has a lower price and is suitable for non-critical static loads. However, its weld seam may become a weak point, so it cannot bear heavy loads and has a weaker carrying capacity. For situations where heavy objects need to be lifted, you must choose forged ring bolts with reliable certification (such as ISO 9001). The welded bolts can be used for fixation or anchoring without sudden or moving forces in normal circumstances. If you are unsure about the weight requirements, just consult our team - we will help you ensure that you don't make the wrong choice.