Screws Eyebolt

A screws eyebolt has a threaded rod and a ring head. The threads are cut accurately to fit tightly with nuts or threaded holes. The ring head is built to handle heavy pulling, making it reliable for lifting or securing loads.

Product Details and parameters

Every Screws Eyebolt gets made through three main steps: heated metal shaping (forging), cutting precise screw threads, and final coating/treatment. These steps ensure they match the QC 190 - 2012 rules for measurements, strength needs, and surface quality. No fancy extras – just straightforward processes checked against hard requirements. The standard covers how big they can be, how much weight they must hold without breaking, and making sure there’s no rust or rough spots. Basically, if an eyebolt leaves the factory, Screws Eyebolt has been hammered, machined, finished, and tested to work as intended.

Screws Eyebolts are used in car factories to lift engines and gearboxes during assembly. On construction sites, they help hoist heavy stuff like steel beams or concrete slabs. Simple design, tough enough for everyday heavy lifting.

Market distribution

Use of the product

The main purpose of Screws Eyebolt is to achieve safe lifting and stable connection of heavy objects. In industrial production, it is used to lift large mechanical parts to designated locations for assembly or maintenance; on construction sites, it is used to accurately lift various building materials to the construction floor. In daily life, it can also be used to lift heavy objects such as furniture and equipment. By cooperating with lifting equipment such as cranes, Screws Eyebolt becomes a key connector to achieve the displacement of heavy objects.