Selecting the Right Eye Bolts for Critical Lifting Operations
High strength eye bolts are essential fasteners designed for secure lifting, pulling, and anchoring operations in demanding environments. When selecting eye bolts for critical applications, safety and reliability must be your top priorities.
Top High Strength Eye Bolt Options:
- Type 316 Stainless Steel Eye Bolts: Best for marine environments with 115,000+ psi tensile strength
- Machinery Eye Bolts (Shoulder Pattern): Ideal for angular loads with working loads up to 26,000 lbs
- Drop-Forged Carbon Steel Eye Bolts: Cost-effective with minimum tensile strength of 115,000 psi
- Swivel Hoist Rings: Superior for multi-directional lifting with 360° rotation capability
The consequences of using inadequate eye bolts can be catastrophic—from equipment damage to workplace injuries. Choosing the right high-strength option ensures your lifting operations remain safe and efficient, even under extreme stress conditions.
I’m Qian Ding, with 16 years of expertise in the fastener industry at Auxbolts, where I’ve specialized in providing premium high strength eye bolts engineered to withstand the most demanding industrial applications. My experience has taught me that the right fastener can make the difference between project success and costly failure.
Glossary for high strength eye bolts:
Understanding High Strength Eye Bolts
High strength eye bolts are like the superheroes of the fastener world. They have a threaded end and a looped “eye” on the other, perfect for creating sturdy attachment points when lifting, pulling, or anchoring heavy loads. What makes these eye bolts particularly super is their impressive strength. With a tensile strength typically over 115,000 psi and yield strength of at least 100,000 psi, they’re built to handle the toughest jobs.
These mighty fasteners play a crucial role in various industries. In construction, they secure and lift structural components, while in the maritime world, they’re used for anchoring and rigging on vessels and docks. Over in manufacturing, these bolts are key for moving heavy equipment and machinery. In the energy sector, they support components in power generation facilities, and in transportation, they ensure cargo and equipment stay put.
Material Matters
Now, let’s talk about the material. The performance of high strength eye bolts depends heavily on what they’re made of:
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Stainless Steel is your go-to if you need excellent corrosion resistance. Type 304 handles general corrosion well, but if you’re dealing with salty sea air, Type 316 is your best friend, thanks to its molybdenum content that boosts chloride resistance.
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Alloy Steel is all about exceptional tensile strength and durability, making it a top choice for heavy-duty industrial applications where load capacity is king.
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Carbon Steel offers high strength without breaking the bank. Just keep in mind, it might need a little extra protection like galvanization or zinc plating to fight off corrosion.
As our wise engineering team at Auxbolts says, “The material selection for high strength eye bolts should be driven by the specific environmental conditions and load requirements of the application.” In other words, choose wisely—a bolt that shines in a dry factory might not hold up in a sea spray setting.
Types of High Strength Eye Bolts
Let’s take a closer look at the different types of high strength eye bolts to ensure you pick the right one for the job.
Regular Pattern Eye Bolts are straightforward, with a simple threaded shaft and an eye at one end. They’re great for in-line, vertical loads, but remember—they’re not designed for angular lifting.
Shoulder Pattern Eye Bolts come with a forged shoulder that means business. This design gives them the strength to handle both vertical and angular loads, although the working load limit does decrease with the angle.
Machinery Eye Bolts are like shoulder pattern bolts but on steroids. They’re specially crafted for lifting heavy machinery, featuring a reinforced shoulder for superior support.
Swivel Hoist Rings are the advanced cousins of traditional eye bolts. They can swivel 360 degrees and pivot 180 degrees, making them perfect for complex, multi-directional lifting operations.
Knowing these differences is key to selecting the right high strength eye bolt for your specific needs. Using the wrong type could lead to failures, especially if the load angle isn’t what the bolt was built for. So, choose wisely and keep those loads safe and secure!
Top Picks for High Strength Eye Bolts
Choosing the right high strength eye bolts for your needs can feel a bit like finding the perfect pair of shoes—it’s all about the fit! At Auxbolts, with our 16 years of experience, we’ve simplified this process by sharing our top picks that balance strength, durability, and application-specific features.
Let’s explore the details!
First up, Type 316 Stainless Steel Shoulder Eye Bolts are your go-to for demanding marine environments. Made from marine-grade stainless steel, these bolts boast a tensile strength over 115,000 psi. They’re also known for their outstanding corrosion resistance, making them ideal in settings where saltwater or chemicals are common. While they’re excellent for vertical loads, do keep in mind that their load capacity decreases with angled use.
Next, Alloy Steel Machinery Eye Bolts are the heavy lifters in this lineup. Constructed from durable alloy steel, they offer a tensile strength of 130,000+ psi and can handle loads up to 26,000 lbs. These are perfect for lifting heavy machinery in industrial and construction settings, although you’ll want to ensure proper shoulder seating for the best angular load support.
For those looking for a cost-effective option, Drop-Forged Carbon Steel Eye Bolts might just be your match. With a tensile strength of 115,000+ psi, these bolts are great for indoor applications and general lifting tasks. Just remember that they may need some extra care to resist corrosion, like galvanization.
Finally, if you need flexibility, Swivel Hoist Rings offer unrivaled versatility. Thanks to their 360-degree rotation and 180-degree pivot, they maintain their working load limit at all angles, making them perfect for multi-directional loads and frequent repositioning tasks.
Here’s a quick snapshot to compare these options:
| Eye Bolt Type | Material | Tensile Strength | Working Load Limit (Vertical) | Angular Load Capacity | Corrosion Resistance | Best Applications |
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| Type 316 Stainless Steel Shoulder | Stainless Steel 316 | 115,000+ psi | 200-8,200 lbs (size dependent) | Moderate (reduced WLL at angles) | Excellent (marine-grade) | Marine environments, chemical exposure, food processing |
| Alloy Steel Machinery | Alloy Steel | 130,000+ psi | Up to 26,000 lbs | Good (with proper shoulder seating) | Limited (requires coating) | Heavy machinery lifting, industrial equipment, construction |
| Drop-Forged Carbon Steel | Carbon Steel | 115,000+ psi | 400-26,000 lbs (size dependent) | Poor (regular pattern) to Moderate (shoulder pattern) | Limited (requires galvanization) | Indoor applications, cost-sensitive projects, general lifting |
| Swivel Hoist Rings | Alloy Steel | 130,000+ psi | 200-56,000 lbs (size dependent) | Excellent (maintains WLL at all angles) | Moderate (with proper finish) | Angular lifting, multi-directional loads, frequent repositioning |
“The difference between a standard eye bolt and a high strength variant isn’t just in the load capacity—it’s in the safety factor and reliability under stress,” notes our engineering team.
When the stakes are high, investing in high strength eye bolts pays off in safety and peace of mind. Our recommendations, grounded in field testing and real-world applications, ensure that no matter the challenge, you’re equipped with the best tools for the job.
Type 316 Stainless Steel Shoulder Eye Bolts
When you’re facing tough environments that love to eat away at metal, Type 316 stainless steel shoulder eye bolts are your best friend. Whether it’s the relentless splash of seawater or the chemical jungle of a processing plant, these high strength eye bolts are built to last.
Superior Corrosion Resistance
What gives Type 316 its superpowers, you ask? It’s the molybdenum! This magical element cranks up the chloride resistance, making these bolts tough cookies in the face of corrosive elements. Whether you’re dealing with marine environments, chemical processing facilities, or offshore oil installations, these bolts don’t flinch.
The cool thing about Type 316 is that even if they get scratched or dinged, they still resist corrosion like champs. This self-healing property means they’re perfect for the long haul in harsh conditions.
Vertical and Angular Load Handling
Now, here’s where the shoulder design really shines. Unlike their regular cousins, these high strength eye bolts can handle loads that come in at an angle. But remember, with great power comes great responsibility:
- At a 0° (vertical) load, you get 100% of the rated working load limit.
- At a 45° angle, you’re looking at about a 30% reduction in the working load limit.
- At a 90° angle? Expect around a 75% reduction.
As our wise engineering team at Auxbolts often says, “Angular lifts significantly reduce rated capacities.” So, always do the math and ensure you’re within safe limits.
Real-World Application
Here’s a story for you: A major shipbuilding outfit was tired of their galvanized bolts waving the white flag too soon. They switched to Auxbolts’ Type 316 stainless steel shoulder eye bolts to hold their deck equipment. The result? A leap from under a year of service life to over five years without needing replacements. Talk about a glow-up!
With working load limits ranging from a petite 200 pounds to a beefy 8,200 pounds, these bolts aren’t just strong—they’re versatile. They bring peace of mind with their reliable performance under varied conditions, whether you’re dealing with the ocean’s tantrums or the demanding weight of industrial equipment.
Alloy Steel Machinery Eye Bolts
When it comes to handling heavy industrial loads, alloy steel machinery eye bolts are the unsung heroes of the lifting world. Crafted for the toughest jobs, these specialized fasteners are built to tackle heavy equipment and machinery with ease, especially in demanding environments.
Engineered for Extreme Loads
These high strength eye bolts are forged from top-notch alloy steel, boasting impressive mechanical properties. Think minimum tensile strength of 130,000 psi and a yield strength of at least 110,000 psi. Their superior hardness and impact resistance make them the go-to choice for heavy-duty applications. Whether you’re lifting massive machinery in manufacturing, construction, or any heavy industry, these bolts can safely support loads of up to 26,000 pounds for larger sizes.
Reinforced Shoulder Design
What’s the secret sauce in machinery eye bolts? It’s their reinforced shoulder. This feature isn’t just for show; it’s a crucial safety element. When the shoulder is properly seated against a flat surface, it helps to evenly distribute load forces. This prevents stress from concentrating in one spot, which could otherwise lead to catastrophic failure.
The reinforced design means these bolts can handle both vertical and angular loads. However, there are a few things to keep in mind:
- Ensure the shoulder is fully seated against a flat surface.
- As the angle increases from vertical, the working load limit decreases.
- For extreme angular loads, consider using swivel hoist rings.
Application Examples
Take, for instance, a manufacturing facility in Shenzhen. They upgraded their equipment lifting points to Auxbolts’ alloy steel machinery eye bolts after experiencing hiccups with standard eye bolts during maintenance. The result? A 40% boost in lifting efficiency, zero equipment damage, and a significant cut in maintenance downtime.
These high strength eye bolts come in both UNC and metric thread versions, so there’s something for everyone’s equipment specs. At Auxbolts, we ensure that each batch meets strict safety standards, undergoing rigorous testing to guarantee consistent performance—even under the most extreme conditions.
When strength and precision are non-negotiable, rely on alloy steel machinery eye bolts for the peace of mind needed to protect valuable equipment and maintain a safe workplace.
Swivel Hoist Rings
When it comes to tackling complex lifting scenarios where traditional high strength eye bolts just won’t cut it, swivel hoist rings are your go-to heroes. These innovative lifting components are the pinnacle of modern lifting technology, specifically engineered to handle the challenges of multi-directional and angular lifting with grace and reliability.
Revolutionary 360° Design
Think of swivel hoist rings as the gymnasts of the lifting world. Unlike standard eye bolts that stay stubbornly in place, these little marvels feature a clever pivoting mechanism that allows for a full 360-degree rotation around the vertical axis and a 180-degree pivot.
This isn’t just fancy talk—this design magic means that swivel hoist rings can maintain their full working load limit no matter which direction the force comes from. Imagine the peace of mind knowing that twisting and unintentional stresses are a thing of the past, keeping everything safe and sound.
Superior Load Management
Here’s the real kicker: swivel hoist rings solve a major headache associated with traditional high strength eye bolts—the nasty decrease in working load capacity when loads aren’t perfectly vertical. Even with the best shoulder pattern eye bolts, you might lose up to 75% of capacity at a 90-degree angle. Yikes!
Swivel hoist rings, on the other hand, play it cool and maintain their full rated capacity no matter how complex the lifting. This consistent rating makes planning a breeze and reduces the risk of errors, especially in operations where loads might shift or come from all angles.
Ideal Applications
So, when are these swivel hoist rings your best bet? They’re perfect when loads need lifting from different angles, equipment requires rotation, multiple lift points are in play, or when you often have to reconfigure lifting setups. They’re the versatile lifting partners you can rely on.
Just take it from an automotive manufacturing plant that swapped out all their fixed eye bolts for Auxbolts’ top-notch swivel hoist rings during engine block lifts. The result? A 30% reduction in rigging time and no more near-miss incidents with angular loading. Talk about a win-win!
While you might spend a little more upfront compared to traditional high strength eye bolts, the improved safety, versatility, and extended lifespan of swivel hoist rings make them a smart investment for tricky lifting tasks. And remember, in these scenarios, failure is not an option!
High Strength Carbon Steel Eye Bolts
For applications where cost-effectiveness must be balanced with performance, high strength carbon steel eye bolts offer an excellent middle ground. These versatile fasteners provide impressive strength characteristics at a more accessible price point than their stainless steel or alloy steel counterparts.
Strength and Economy Combined
Carbon steel eye bolts manufactured to high strength specifications deliver impressive mechanical properties:
- Minimum tensile strength: 115,000 psi
- Minimum yield strength: 100,000 psi
- Excellent load-bearing capacity relative to cost
These high strength eye bolts are available in both regular pattern (for strictly vertical loads) and shoulder pattern (for limited angular loading) designs, with working load limits ranging from 400 pounds for smaller sizes up to 26,000 pounds for larger variants.
Corrosion Protection Options
While carbon steel doesn’t offer the inherent corrosion resistance of stainless steel, various protective treatments can significantly extend service life in less severe environments:
- Hot-dip galvanization: Provides thick zinc coating for superior outdoor protection
- Zinc plating: Offers good corrosion resistance for less demanding conditions
- Black oxide coating: Suitable for indoor or temporary outdoor use
“The key to maximizing the service life of carbon steel eye bolts is selecting the appropriate protective finish for your specific environment,” advises our materials specialist at Auxbolts. “For indoor applications or temporary outdoor use, properly finished carbon steel eye bolts can provide excellent service at a fraction of the cost of stainless steel alternatives.”
Practical Applications
High strength carbon steel eye bolts are ideal for:
- Indoor manufacturing and warehouse lifting operations
- Construction projects with defined timelines
- Cost-sensitive applications where exposure to corrosive elements is limited
- Temporary rigging and lifting setups
A construction company in Shenzhen recently used Auxbolts’ hot-dip galvanized high strength carbon steel eye bolts for a major building project, reporting significant cost savings compared to stainless steel alternatives while maintaining excellent performance throughout the 18-month project duration.
For many applications, these economical yet robust fasteners strike the perfect balance between performance and value, making them a popular choice across numerous industries where extreme corrosion resistance isn’t the primary concern.
Custom High Strength Eye Bolts from Auxbolts
At Auxbolts, we take pride in our 16 years of crafting top-notch high strength eye bolts that are custom to meet the specific needs of various industries. Nestled in the heart of Shenzhen, our facility merges state-of-the-art technology with age-old craftsmanship to produce fasteners that aren’t just good—they’re exceptional.
Precision Engineering for Specific Requirements
What makes Auxbolts stand out? It’s our knack for customization. We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all when it comes to high strength eye bolts. Our approach is more like a bespoke suit, designed just for you:
- Need custom dimensions or something beyond the usual catalog options? We’ve got you covered.
- Choose from specialized threading options like UNC, metric, or even a custom pitch.
- We offer modified eye designs to cater to your specific attachment methods.
- Our hybrid designs bring together the best features from different eye bolt types.
As our lead design engineer puts it, “No two industrial applications are alike. By customizing our bolts, we ensure they fit perfectly and perform brilliantly.”
Superior Corrosion Resistance Through Advanced Coatings
Corrosion can be a pesky problem, but not when you have Auxbolts on your side. Our advanced surface treatments are like superheroes for your bolts:
- Our multi-layer galvanization process works wonders for carbon steel parts.
- We give stainless steel a boost with our passivation treatments, maximizing corrosion resistance.
- For special needs, we offer PVD coatings that combine hardness and corrosion protection.
- Custom surface finishes tackle specific environmental challenges.
These coatings ensure that our high strength eye bolts stand strong even in the toughest environments, from offshore rigs to chemical plants.
Real-World Success Story
Let me share a little success story. A manufacturing client needed eye bolts that could handle angular loads and resist some pretty aggressive cleaning chemicals. Our team came up with a custom solution: a modified shoulder pattern eye bolt crafted from Type 316 stainless steel, improved with an improved passivation treatment and a slightly larger shoulder for better load distribution.
The outcome? A whopping 300% improvement in service life compared to their old setup, with zero failures over two years. Now, that’s what we call a win!
Our dedication to customization permeates every step of our production process. From selecting the right materials to stringent quality control checks, we ensure our high strength eye bolts perform precisely as you need.
Curious about how we can tailor a solution for you? Check out our Customized Product Production page to find how Auxbolts can craft the perfect fastening solution for your most challenging applications.
Safety Guidelines for Using High Strength Eye Bolts
Even the sturdiest high strength eye bolts can fail if not installed or used correctly. Here, we’ll guide you through the essentials to keep your lifting operations safe and sound while protecting both your team and equipment.
Proper Installation Practices
Let’s start with the basics of installing high strength eye bolts. It’s crucial that the threaded part of the eye bolt is fully engaged in the hole. This means no threads should be visible between the eye bolt and the mounting surface. And for those shoulder pattern eye bolts, ensure the receiving hole is countersunk so the shoulder has full contact with the surface it’s mounted on.
Using the right tools is equally important. Use an appropriately sized wrench on the hex portion to tighten, and avoid the temptation to stick a bar through the eye—that’s a big no-no! If you need to use a washer, make sure it’s not thicker than one thread pitch to maintain that crucial shoulder contact. And of course, always check that your threads match perfectly to avoid any threading mishaps.
“Proper installation is not just about preventing immediate failure,” explains our safety director at Auxbolts. “It’s about ensuring the high strength eye bolt performs as designed throughout its service life, maintaining its full rated capacity even under repeated loading.”
Understanding Load Angles and Capacity Reduction
One of the most important safety aspects when using high strength eye bolts is understanding how load angles impact capacity. Regular pattern eye bolts should only handle vertical, in-line pulls, as any side loading can lead to bending and potential disaster.
Shoulder pattern eye bolts can take on angular loads, but their capacity decreases as the angle increases. At a vertical 0°, they operate at 100% capacity. However, at a 45° angle, you can expect about a 30% capacity reduction, and at 90°, it’s around a 75% drop. For those complex lifting situations, swivel hoist rings are a game-changer as they keep their full capacity no matter the angle.
“Angular lifts significantly reduce rated capacities. This is not a suggestion—it’s a physical reality that must be respected to prevent catastrophic failures.”
Compliance with Industry Standards
When working with high strength eye bolts, comply with industry standards. Look for ASME B18.15 for design and manufacturing specs, ASTM A489 for testing and strength requirements, and OSHA 1910.184 for sling requirements with eye bolts. At Auxbolts, all our bolts meet or exceed these standards, giving you peace of mind with every project.
Inspection and Maintenance
Regular checks are key to maintaining the safety and longevity of your eye bolts. Before each use, inspect for any distortion, cracks, or thread damage. Keep an eye on things during use for unexpected shifts. After significant loads, check for any deformation. Have qualified personnel conduct thorough periodic inspections and safely dispose of any damaged or worn-out bolts to prevent accidental reuse.
By following these straightforward guidelines, you can ensure your high strength eye bolts live up to their full potential, safeguarding your personnel and equipment from any unexpected failures.
Frequently Asked Questions about High Strength Eye Bolts
What are the different types of high strength eye bolts and their specific applications?
High strength eye bolts are like the superheroes of the fastener world, each with its own special powers for different tasks.
Regular Pattern Eye Bolts are perfect for straight vertical lifting. They’re simple and effective, like the reliable friend who’s always there when you need to lift something straight up. If your application involves temporary rigging points or loads that never veer off vertical, these are your go-to guys.
Shoulder Pattern Eye Bolts come with a little extra muscle. Thanks to their forged shoulder, they can handle both vertical and some angular loads. Think of them as the versatile athlete in your toolkit, great for situations where angular loading might sneak in. They’re ideal for permanent lifting points on equipment or structures that need a bit more flexibility.
Need to lift something heavy? Machinery Eye Bolts are your best bet. With a reinforced shoulder, they’re built for those heavy-lifting tasks in industrial settings, like installing or maintaining heavy machinery. They’re like the bodybuilders of eye bolts, designed for maximum strength and moderate angular loading.
For the most complex lifting tasks, bring in the big guns: Swivel Hoist Rings. These advanced alternatives offer 360-degree rotation and 180-degree pivot, letting you lift loads from just about any angle. They’re perfect for applications where your load might shift or need frequent reorientation, like a dance partner that moves seamlessly with you.
At Auxbolts, we’re here to help you find the right eye bolt hero for your specific needs, ensuring both safety and efficiency in your operations.
How does the angle of loading affect the load capacity of high strength eye bolts?
The angle of loading is like the plot twist in your lifting story—it can change everything!
Regular Pattern Eye Bolts are straight shooters and can’t handle any side loading. It’s like trying to play Jenga with a leaning tower—it just won’t end well! Even a small angle can lead to bending and failure, so keep these guys vertical.
On the other hand, Shoulder Pattern and Machinery Eye Bolts are a bit more flexible. They start strong at 100% of their rated capacity when used vertically. But as the angle increases, their strength drops, like a balloon slowly deflating. At a 45-degree angle, you’re looking at about a 30% reduction, and at 90 degrees, it’s a whopping 75% cut in capacity. Picture a shoulder eye bolt rated for 1,000 pounds pulling at 90 degrees—you’ll only get 250 pounds safely.
Then there are the Swivel Hoist Rings, the ultra-flexible champions. They maintain their full rated capacity, no matter the angle, making them the ideal choice for operations involving significant angular loading. It’s like having a weightlifter who can lift just as much whether they’re upright or hanging upside down!
“This reduction in capacity isn’t a conservative recommendation—it’s a physical reality based on how forces are distributed through the eye bolt structure,” explains our engineering director at Auxbolts. “Ignoring these limitations is one of the most common causes of lifting accidents.”
Always check the angle and adjust your expectations accordingly. It’s the smart way to keep things safe and sound.
What safety precautions should be taken when installing and using high strength eye bolts?
Safety first! When it comes to installing and using high strength eye bolts, a few key precautions can keep your operations running smoothly and safely.
Installation Safety is crucial. Make sure you’ve got proper thread engagement—no one wants loose threads, right? The threaded portion should be fully engaged with no exposed threads. For shoulder pattern bolts, make sure the receiving hole is countersunk to allow full shoulder contact. Also, use appropriate tools—tighten those bolts with a wrench, not by sticking a bar through the eye, unless you fancy a comedy of errors.
When it’s showtime, operational safety guidelines have your back. Keep an eye on your load angle—remember those capacity reductions we talked about? Also, avoid shock loading by applying force gradually. If you’re using multiple eye bolts, ensure the load is evenly distributed. And don’t forget to perform regular inspections for any signs of wear or damage.
For maintenance, establish regular inspection protocols and document usage, especially after significant loads. If an eye bolt looks dodgy, it’s best to destroy it to prevent accidental reuse—better safe than sorry!
At Auxbolts, we provide installation and usage guidelines with all our high strength eye bolts to ensure our customers can implement these safety precautions effectively. It’s like having a guidebook to keep everything running smoothly!
Conclusion
Choosing the right high strength eye bolts isn’t just about picking a product off the shelf—it’s a crucial decision that can impact the safety and efficiency of your operations. This guide has walked you through the maze of options, from materials and designs to specific applications, underscoring the need for informed choices custom to your needs.
Here’s what you should keep in mind:
Material selection is key. Whether you’re dealing with harsh marine environments or industrial settings, your choice between stainless steel, alloy steel, and carbon steel should be driven by the conditions and strength requirements of your application.
Design dictates function. Each type of eye bolt—be it regular pattern, shoulder pattern, machinery eye bolts, or swivel hoist rings—serves a unique purpose and comes with its own set of limitations. Understanding these differences ensures you pick the right tool for the job.
Angular loading can be tricky. It’s not just about lifting heavy loads vertically. If you’re dealing with angles, load capacity decreases significantly. Always adjust your calculations based on the angle to maintain safety.
Installation matters. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for correct thread engagement, surface preparation, and torque application. A small oversight here can lead to big problems later.
Inspections are lifesavers. Regularly inspect your equipment to catch potential issues early. A little diligence goes a long way in preventing failures and ensuring the longevity of your eye bolts.
At Auxbolts, we’ve spent 16 years perfecting the art of crafting premium high strength eye bolts. Our commitment to precision engineering and superior corrosion resistance means our fasteners not only meet but exceed industry standards. We provide reliable performance, even in the toughest conditions. Whether you need standard solutions or custom-engineered designs for complex tasks, Auxbolts has the expertise to meet your needs.
When safety and reliability are on the line, don’t compromise. Choose Auxbolts for high strength eye bolts that deliver when it matters most.
For more details on our range of solutions, check out our Eyebolts page or get in touch with our engineering team who are ready to offer you expert advice custom to your specific needs.
